I do prefer a morally decent citizenry

Dogma =/= morality

Sorry, you just refuse to understand. You're too busy making excuses

Guns & religion and all that.

you seem to severely struggle with either reading comprehension or basic logic, but being closer to the middle (which already IS well right of the american people when it comes to corporatism and lobbyism) of the court does NOT make her pro-worker, you desperate hack. just because you didn't highlight the "in line with other conservative judges" part, doesn't mean it can be ignored. just because she might not have the most extreme position does NOT mean she's not a guardian of america's corporatist oligarchy. you'd have to strawman my argument beyond recognition in order to consider your post a valid rebuttal.

i mean, i don't expect much from you, neither in terms of intellect nor in terms of honesty, but when you're performing your little act of TRYING to appear as if you were arguing based on facts, you shouldn't be making such easily refutable claims, lol. it's also hilarious how you describe american law as leftward-lurching and ever-expanding when in reality in the last couple of decades protections for women were de facto repealed in large parts of the country, and the corporate takeover of lawmaking has only been fortified by the conservative majority in the court.

the hoops you people are willing to jump through in order to deny the obvious... amazing. even more impressive coming from a european like yourself, who enjoys a whole lot of protections against corporate exploitation than americans. yet for some (cultist) reason you are shilling for american corporatism here.

he will cite the reichstag fire decree or something like that

Thanks for the analysis. I'm not particularly concerned about this appointee and she'll make a fine judge. It will be interesting to see how the Democrats react. I suppose it depends on how many Senate seats they take. If folks like Bullock win? I have to imagine the GOP is in for a historical ass pounding.

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I did not say that she was pro-worker, I disputed your claim that she was anti-worker. Ranking toward the middle of the court on labor and employment discrimination cases does indeed prove that she is not anti-worker.
But I'm not surprised to see you struggle with the idea that there exists a middle ground between being pro-X and anti-X. Right in line with your black-and-white, good-and-evil worldview.

If you are to the right of Bernie Sanders, you are a corporate stooge according to him. I think many foreign people fail to calibrate their views to the country in discussion.

Were currently witnessing the demons scream and cry before they are exorcized.