>>2871766

>>2871783

Yeah, anons (including myself) making that assumption. May have been a threat to rile up the Dems, though. Seems to be working really well; lol!

>Both [C-3]h[A-5]mbers (House / Senate) in >[S-6]ESSION tomorrow.

>Where once there was [D-1]ARK

>Th[E-2]re is now [L-4]IGHT

[D-1] [E-2] [C-3] [L-4] [A-5] [S-6]

Grassley invoked the "Bork". Let's see if that sticks. Between the organized protestors and the Dems showing their true colors, I hope everyone is getting a really clear view of what we're up against, and shows up to vote in the midterms. We need to get every one of these traitors out.

>>2872078

LOL. They should go for broke and just say something like +32.

>>2872091

They are pushing fear that a mostly conservative SC would overturn previous rulings.

>>2872158

There's a lot of people paying attention to what goes on here. That's why I'm so surprised at the sheer level of utter stupidity of Kathy Griffin. How does she not know what's happening by now?

>>2872207

Michael Bidwill (born December 6, 1964) is an American businessman, prosecutor, and football executive. He is the current president of the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL). After practicing law for six years as a federal prosecutor, Michael Bidwill joined the Arizona Cardinals organization in 1996 as Vice President/General Counsel.

Prosecutor, huh? Noice. He might be /ourguy/.

>>2872397

Leahy did that.