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Me. He's gonna pick me.
I voted Thomas because I know nothing about any of these people and Thomas is one of my favorite male names.
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I'm sure all of them want to ban abortion across the board, right?
No clue. Of those, I hope it is Gorsuch though. He seems extremely principled. I'm hoping it's not Pryor. From what I've read about him, he seems overly partisan, in that he seems to support what he does, at least sometimes, for partisan reasons rather than ideological.
Probably not but Gorsuch was on the appellate bench for Burwell and Little Sisters of the Poor.
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I don't know much about any of these guys.
I'd prefer whichever one supports the 2A individual right and true 1st Amendment rights (i.e. against SJW right to not be offended), but also libertarian in other respects (i.e. okay with gay marriage, pro-choice, etc.)
I guess I need to do some research. :yes:
I'm sure all of them want to ban abortion across the board, right?
I voted Thomas because I know nothing about any of these people and Thomas is one of my favorite male names.
I am educated guessing here because I have no special insights on the matter, except the I think that Trump really has his juices flowing, he is loving this, he feels at the top of his game and he wants to fight. Pryor would be a throwing down of the gauntlet. This is also a name I like, to get some diversity on the court, a non Ivy, which has to appeal to Trump.
As Alabama’s twice-elected attorney general, Pryor defended the state’s practice of handcuffing prison inmates to hitching posts in the hot sun if they refused to work on chain gangs. A staunch defender of federalism, he filed an amicus brief in a Supreme Court case, Lawrence v. Texas, that ultimately invalidated state sodomy laws, arguing that “states should remain free to protect the moral standards of their communities through legislation that prohibits homosexual sodomy.”
Pryor, 54, has been an especially outspoken critic of abortion rights, calling Roe v. Wade “the worst abomination of constitutional law in our history.”
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