Showing posts with label Supreme Court of the United States. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Supreme Court of the United States. Show all posts

Mar 21, 2022

Ketanji Brown Jackson for Justice? Nay

Rise of Punishment Democrats Must Be Halted

Joe Biden is flanked by woke corporatists as he hypes endorsement
of hate group, Fraternal Order of Police.

So, Ketanji Brown Jackson wants to be an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court?

What color is she? Gender, sex, Y-chromosome status, testosterone level?

Just kidding, we already know.

Brown Jackson doesn't have these qualifications, and she would never even be under White House consideration, no matter what the unwoke American people may want.

Welcome aboard.

She has the right skin, she's in, for Democrats.

A leading racist organization, Fraternal Order of Police, loves Brown Jackson.

This is hyped by Joe Biden and Black Democrats, leading racist cheerleaders for slavery and involuntary servitude, prime objective of punishment Democrats who created the modern prison-slave state under the Clintons, Obama and Biden.

This is not good enough for me, though Senate Democrats won't give it a thought, likely.

Identity politics is an effective cloak for punishment Democrats like Biden to hide another pro-police, corporatist politician in the federal judiciary.

Until the Bidens and Clintons and other punishment Democrats like Wisconsin Attorney General Joshua Kaul and Kamala Harris stop defending wrongful convictions, police misconduct and the ludicrous notion that the criminal justice system is reliable, their Party's judicial nominations ought not be taken at face value.

No, Ketanji Brown Jackson is not the embodiment of 500 years of slavery and racism. And being black and female does not help in ascertaining foundational rights of human beings in America.

Consider, we have six women of seven justices serving on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. 

Judicial policy-making in the sphere of wrongful convictions and police misconduct, for example, did not suddenly get more intellectually honest.

Corrupt judicial politicians who are black and female are every bit as destructive as white and male corrupt politicians.

Ketanji Brown Jackson is the embodiment of the modern police-prison state, and a demented Democrat Party that trades black and brown people in prison for political power under cover of woke cultism.

Further, Brown Jackson seeks confirmation to a lifelong position in a branch of government that believes the judiciary is a super legislature and super presidency that rightfully issues edicts authored by entitled politicians.

Ketanji Brown Jackson is psychologically incapable of accessing what the federal judiciary has become. She is a politician in deep with the Democrat Party and Joe Biden.

I don't want her, I don't trust her.

Feb 5, 2022

On Biden SCOTUS Nominee, A Black Mass Is Coming

In coming months, Joe Biden will nominate a new justice to the Supreme Court of the United States.

Few anticipate lofty consideration from the Biden White House, or meaningful United States Senate deliberation to fill this Court vacancy, as another American institution plummets to the level of Saudi Arabian police squads or Israeli prison guards.

So, the nomination and confirmation will be an ornate charade performed in the U.S. Capitol Building, from whence CNN and MSNBC will intone on its importance in the affirmation of democratic processes.

But the confirmation fight will not be the stuff of 1987 Robert Bork nomination battles, and citizens pressuring Senate votes against a nominee out of step on civil liberties, labor rights and the environment.

Most Americans have these concerns, but today's Democratic Party is the Bork Party of corporatists and police, with a stilted concern on the right to choose, unless choice causes contemplation on changing the Court, or conflicts with identity politics.

The 2022 Court nomination and confirmation will still be Summer fun, but the type of fun my wife has when she endures watching the Super Bowl. She's more interested in the half-time show and commercials than the game itself.

A Democratic Party that somehow manages to make voting rights seem a distraction will, without question, manage to make a sacred nomination and confirmation process a defiled and fetid affair, as black identity politics rears its head.

That the confirmation fight will occur in an architectural marvel such as the U.S. Capitol seems in a visceral way another comic episode of Veep as the Senate Chambers — that should cause anyone setting foot to soar as history and the people are foisted on the soul — becomes a pit of cynicism and malice.

Already, the person of Rep. James Clyburn (Black-South Carolina) is assuring the White House that a blackish voice is needed, one Judge J. Michelle Childs, "who previously worked as a management-side lawyer," notes In These Times, and a 'throw them in prison' Democrat in rulings commonly overturned on appeal (The American Prospect).

Clyburn is the same boss who guided the architects of prison-state America, Hillary Clinton and Biden, to Democratic Primary victories. Good thing for Clyburn the 13th Amendment has that "punishment for crime" clause because Clyburn would not have a career without it.

As class politics and concern for working families are betrayed again, a new black face assures, everything is just fine.

Come Summer, witness the Capitol edifice touching the soul and refining it, as identity politics grind hope and humanism into musty dust.

You want to know how black identity politics will work with the Biden vow to nominate a black woman to the Court? See below:

Sep 20, 2020

Democrats Have Handed Us a Republican Supreme Court in the Name of Identity Politics

Update: Sen Cory Booker (D) refuses to commit to add seats to Supreme Court on Face the Nation. Democrats are already retreating.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg should have resigned in 2013.

But the identity-politics crowd convinced her she was a historical figure, a rock star difficult to replace, and who are we, mere mortals, to speak on culture-war royalty? 

As Shant Mesrobian writes this weekend: "Liberals scolding people for years about pressure on RBG to retire and casting her obstinacy as a sign of female empowerment is exactly what I mean when I say liberal elites prioritize the proliferation of culture war narratives over achieving political outcomes."

That was one hell of a gamble by the identity-polities warriors. We the people lost.

An even worse losing gamble was rigging the 2016 Democratic Primary for Hillary Clinton for the glory of the first woman president.

Clinton was and remains a historically unpopular figure who clearly was a weak candidate in 2016.

But who are we to question the Democratic National Committee and the identify-politics crowd?

Thank you for Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton.

Illustrations of identity-politics failures abound.

Now, we likely will have six hyper-activist rightwingers on the United States Supreme Court.

Will Senate Democrats fight?

I have my doubts. The Democratic Party remains the Clinton-Obama party.

The only choice the Democrats have is to shut down the U.S. Senate throwing the country into a deeper depression than we were heading; and Trump will posture that he wants an expanded stimulus greater than the lame Nancy Pelosi stimulus bill passed in the House.

Holding the country for hostage is the future: Give us another justice, or we kill the economy. 

This is the position we are in because the Democratic Party has hollowed out working families, and refuse to consider fighting because Clinton, Pelosi and Schumer say it's too expansive.

In 2021, Democrats will not fight for an expanded Court to off-set Republican usurpation. Fighting for the right thing, for us, is not what Democrats do. Joe Biden has never fought for us, and he sure will not start now.

The next several months are going to be witness to the most extreme examples of political and policy incompetence eclipsing anything in modern American history.