Only one of these two liars can still be impeached

Jun 26, 2022 7:04 PM

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/aoc-impeach-supreme-court-justices-lied-under-oath-1374447/

They didn’t lie just conveniently changed their minds when their masters told them to do so. Revoke church tax exemption!

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I feel sorry for the kids of that Amy conwoman. They’re just accessories yo her.

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You can still impeach after he's out of office can't you? Just instead of removal it'd be barong from holding office.

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You know what sucks. They never ACTUALLY lied. And it breaks my heart.

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Or, and here me out here, how about just the fucking guillotine instead?

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AOC is awesome but this statement is just pandering to her base. There’s no basis for perjury claims. They avoided answers, they didn’t lie

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And you know, that other thing with the Insurrection and all

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Abolish SCOTUS.

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There's a realistic chance of it with Thomas and I suspect Alito was also involved in the coup

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9 justices because there were 9 federal circuits... there are now 13 circuits so there should be 13 justices

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The SC is as outdated as the electoral system and all the old farts running the show

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Impeachment?

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Get Bony Carrot on the stand.

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This is not the time for very serious consideration, this is the time to clear house of all who seek to damage American rights

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Glad to see the idea is spreading. Sauce: https://floridapolitics.com/archives/535227-impeach-crist-scotus/

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Congress has been in gridlock since before I was born. The supreme court has become a laughingstock and states are opting out of working

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with each other on matters of law. And the president and upper leadership is either useless or authoritarian depending on the day and year.

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Shit's not going to get better in the near future, folks. Tuck in and prepare for the worst.

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Damn, AOC got a long finger!

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That's why she's good at pointing out errors and lunatics. Or she grew it while doing it as there are a lot of them

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Maybe the rest of her fingers are just tiny?

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That's fing scary. Women who willingly subjugate themselves to men, especially as a judge, shld NOT be justices as their rulings are 1-

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Immediately suspect. She isn't making these decisions, HE is. Amy Conman Butthead shld also be impeached. So sorry, US.

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#2 That's what's been bugging me. If you can't hold them accountable what's the point of the hearing? Is it

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The only thing is, by saying its a precedent thats established fact. Precedents are not unchangable. See history of the 2nd amendment.

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just a load of bullshit? Why even ask the question if they can just straight up lie and do the opposite later? What's the point?

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Is it too late to abort Amy Conan O’Brian?

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Please leave him out of this and choose another name for her. Conan did nothing wrong

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Amy Conan Barbarian?

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Amy the Crusty Bootlicker*

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Impeach that ball sucking maggot

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Cuz hes black? "Lets impeach all these 4 liars off the bench" and i mean uncle tom and the 3 douches.

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On another note did y'all catch the size of AOC's finger?

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Hey don't give ball suckers a bad name by comparing them to this scum

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Hey, scum has more integrity than Judge bottom feeder

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All big talk but what are the odds shit will happen?

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Ianal nor a betting person but I'm not sure whether the statements made are legally lies. (Misleading for sure.)

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You anal?

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I Am Not A Lawyer

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Fortunately - impeachment don't care. They could, in theory, impeach you for all sorts of perfectly legal shit.

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Unfortunately, the technicality of not outright lying will be seen as a virtue by the GQP, and def not seen as an impeachable offense.

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Deceptive, but not actually lies.

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Good god you ppl can convince yourselves of fking anything.

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Is it okay to have Supreme Court justices who are deceptive?

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No it is not, but we would be unable to convict them for being shady with the truth as opposed to outright lying.

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Conviction isn’t required, just impeachment.

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Impeach them for sure.

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Yeah and throw a pint of Smithwick's at 'em. No one will expect that

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Who's gonna do it? You think the Republicans care that they committed perjury?

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Did y'all catch the size of AOC's finger?

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There has been over 100 justices and only one has ever been impeached and that was in 1804.

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And? Does that mean we can't make it happen again?

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Generally when a thing happens once in almost 250 years yes. They didn't even get removed.

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We live in unprecedented times

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True. That one Justice who got impeached stayed a Justice. I hope they make history with removing someone from the Supreme Court.

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I really want to get back to the boring times. The curse "May you live in interesting times." is real.

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Someone cursed the entire country with that.

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Pack the fukin courts damn it. Dems need to grow a pair and stop playing second fiddle with these traitors.

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Fucking this. ^

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Running out of chances

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This. A thousand times this.

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Yeah! Lets do that! It's so easy, and no way in hell it could be stopped! ITS FOOL PROOF!

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Biden is waiting for the calls to become so overwhelming that he can push the fence sitters to vote for it. It's politics 101

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Manchin and Sinema

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B.

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While I want to agree . . . I fear what will happen after we put ten left leaning judges on the court, then the Republicans win a majority,

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And they respond with fifteen more, or twenty, or fifty.

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That’s fine. The SCOTUS is already a joke, why not a clown car too?

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It would be less hilarious if they weren't so capable of fucking over 300 million people, but we don't have the votes anyway.

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If only they had the actual majority they’d need to do that…

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Back to the trolley problem again. FDR wouldn't have put up with this Manchin-Sinema nonsense.

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Republicans don't need majority to play their games Dems taking the high road just leads to complacency with republicans.

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The word I was looking for was complicit

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we could end the filibuster if not for Sinema. Even Manchin now is forced to admit he was wrong.

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which is why we need more Democrats, because there will always be a few that don't fall in line.

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I can't stand either of them but that is how it should be. Parties shouldn't be a homogeneous block. Also there isn't exactly a "line"(1)

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When democrats represent a spectrum from bernie all the way to manchin. There isn't exactly a party line that all agree on

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Basic human rights shouldn't be political in the first place. The fact that Dems mostly hold that self evident is all the line needed.

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Yes how it should be but not when the other side holds strong and will literally all vote the same.

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Stop playing by their rules. Who cares. Higher than place.

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packing the courts is a terrible solution, it gets exponentially worse quickly. Democrats need to come up with a platform that can actually

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win elections consistently.

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How do they pack the courts without enough votes?

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Cheating via filibusters, gerrymandering, etc.

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That's what Republicans do

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Can someone explain to me how US judges, can have overt political biases? Where I’m from, they’re *supposed* to be politically impartial.

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The federalist society has been working for decades for this specific SC ratio for items like these. Dems are playing catch-up, NOW.

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Here too. But the Republicans pervert literally every single fucking system they participate in.

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Per the SC site A judge should be faithful to, and maintain professional competence in, the law and should not be swayed by partisan interes

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... interests, public clamor, or fear of criticism. Sorry, US Courts site but still, they failed at their jobs of being judges

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Illegal, highly. Will there be consequences? Probably not because our country does jack s**t when it comes to prosecuting high-seated people

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Amy Conman Barrel carefully dodged the abortion question. The other two, however, directly said it was settled law.

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Conman barrel

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Impeachment isn't a criminal or civil trial. They don't need to prove lying they need to agree that they dishonor/harm the institution.

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She is a very intelligent woman, but equally corrupt. Those are the ones that are the most alarming. Plus her religious zeal only adds to it

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Settled law still doesn't mean anything. Settled by previous jurists, whereas the SC has the power to decide what is settled

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It wasn't careful at all

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Doesn't matter. She swore to tell the whole truth. If she avoided telling the truth later, she lied in her oath.

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True, but saying it was settled isn’t a promise not to unsettle it. They all dodged making any categorical claim, as they should. Of course,

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impeachment is political, not legal, so they all be impeached at anytime.

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Isn't her religion basically a sex cult

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Sadly they can easily say they had their opinion changed by compelling arguments

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A lie of omission is still a lie. The fact remains that she lied under oath.

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Sadly she didn't. The others didn't exactly, but no one pressed them hard on their answers.

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Not to be that guy, does saying its settled law, or any flavor there of, affirm a yes to the question? Or is it a dodge to sound like a yes?

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Thing is, impeachment isn't a criminal trial. An official can be impeached for any reason or no reason at all. The crux of the matter here

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is that the judges were asked a question. They knew what the question being asked meant. They chose to mislead or outright lie in their

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answer. So yes, there are grounds for impeachment. Clinton didn't lie in his testimony but was still impeached for similar reasons.

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And it was. Saying that is not a promise to never reconsider the legitimacy of foundational argument.

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That's really deceptive and itself reason to impeach. Don't make excuses for them like that

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Not making excuses, pointing out facts: they didn’t lie. If being deceptive is grounds for impeachment fine, but I don’t see success there.

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I don’t like them, or their approach to the constitution, & I think more bad times are coming. But I doubt they are convicted if impeached.

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Bingo. Every single one of them gave "technically true" answers without outright saying they'd uphold Roe.

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Unfortunately true. What they said was true at the time they said it. This is the difference between competent liars and... not. They know

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when and how to use truth to mislead.

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Yep. All the justices dodged the question as to whether they would vote to reverse Roe in this manner. And everyone knew they would if able.

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And then the interviewers failed to get them to actually answer the question.

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But ACB dodged answering. The others specifically stated it was settle precedent/law.

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Stating Roe is settled law is not the same as saying, "I will never vote to overturn Roe." It was a misdirect, not a direct lie.

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Exactly. People are missing that.

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I do have to give Coney Barrett that much, she was actually careful and clever in choosing her words. Many of the others were less so.

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She was trained and coached on how to answer

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Had little to do with care really. They were not taking an oath to never touch it, only agreeing that at the time it was settled.

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Haha. With their fingers crossed. They knew they were going to change it. Hence the lie.

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Grounds for impeachment of SCJ are vaguely worded. They 100% could say that Kavanaugh et al lied to congress & move to impeach.

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Yes, but settled means they thought the decision was made, and while cases may amend it at the edges, it would not be overturned.

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So while it’s definitely possible that they would be acquitted, I think it’s valid to investigate/try them for if/when that opinion CHANGED

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Because if there is nothing indicating a change of opinion in the intervening time, and subpoenaed texting/social media records show nothing

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Yes, "well it's a precedent... not a super-precedent".

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My follow up question would, what is? Is brown v board of education up for debate? How about Obergefell v Hodges?

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That's was Clarence's question too

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I remember watching that and thinking wtf is a super precedent? Is it like animal house’s super secret probation?

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It's one that's so ingrained that it shouldn't ever be changed. Like Roe v. Wade.

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great example of a super precedent

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It really doesn't matter. They all swore an oath to tell the whole truth. If they dodged the question they lied during their oaths.

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No, a dodge is not a lie. They could still be impeached, but not for lying / perjury... and those are better grounds.

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They swore to tell the WHOLE truth. They did not tell the WHOLE truth. How is this complicated?

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The law is not about what you want it to be, it's about what the law says. What they did isn't perjury in an court in the USA.

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