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It is a grave loss for our country. As the donks are popping the champagne the Honor Guard is preparing.
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Just a point of history;  No Supreme Court justice has ever been confirmed in a president's last year in office.

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On February 15, 1932, President Herbert Hoover (a Republican) nominated Benjamin Cardozo to succeed Oliver Wendell Holmes, who retired on January 12, 1932.  A Republican-controlled Senate confirmed Cardozo by a unanimous voice vote on February 24, 1932.

http://www.scotusblog.com/2016...n-years


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justices who have been confirmed in election years:

Oliver Ellsworth, 1796
Samuel Chase, 1796
William Johnson, 1804
Philip Barbour, 1836
Roger Taney, 1836
Melville Fuller, 1888
Lucius Lamar, 1888
George Shiras, 1892
Mahlon Pitney, 1912
John Clarke, 1916
Louis Brandeis, 1916
Benjamin Cardozo, 1932
Frank Murphy, 1940
Anthony Kennedy, 1988

http://www.vox.com/2016/2/13/10987692/14-supreme-court-confirmations



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I didn't see an article in the al tribune unless i missed it. Id think that they could have had an article on it to at least acknowledge it and have a more full article on it on Monday.

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On February 15, 1932, President Herbert Hoover (a Republican) nominated Benjamin Cardozo to succeed Oliver Wendell Holmes, who retired on January 12, 1932.  A Republican-controlled Senate confirmed Cardozo by a unanimous voice vote on February 24, 1932.

http://www.scotusblog.com/2016...n-years


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justices who have been confirmed in election years:

Oliver Ellsworth, 1796
Samuel Chase, 1796
William Johnson, 1804
Philip Barbour, 1836
Roger Taney, 1836
Melville Fuller, 1888
Lucius Lamar, 1888
George Shiras, 1892
Mahlon Pitney, 1912
John Clarke, 1916
Louis Brandeis, 1916
Benjamin Cardozo, 1932
Frank Murphy, 1940
Anthony Kennedy, 1988

http://www.vox.com/2016/2/13/10987692/14-supreme-court-confirmations


Thank you Liberal I stand corrected. Looks like I was given some bad info thanks for the correction.  Though the list says election year appointments, so how many were for presidents who were reelected?
I'll do some checking.


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Cardozo and Hoover could be what you're looking for if you're looking for a historical equivalent.

It's almost like the republicans believe the Constitution has some fairness clause, and power shifting from right to left is some terrible thing. The balance of power shifts in this country by design, if you can't handle that then maybe a monarchy, or theocracy is more your style.


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I guess it'll come down to wether or no the republicans have any scrots, sure a recess appointment can be put in but is that for the session or till the senate reconvenes?

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pssst...SB, original report said he complained of feeling ill at dinner and went to his room. Now the story has changed and said he just went to bed early. No autopsy ordered. Pronounced dead over the phone....nothing to see here folks, move along. ???

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Are you suggesting conspiracy?

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