If Republicans fail in this the party is finished.

Big state­ment, but on thing you can depend on here is that Wash­ing­ton Politi­cians have no spine.

If they do not stop the far left from attempt­ing to unbal­ance the supreme court and by proxy dis­man­tle the con­sti­tu­tion then the GOP is fin­ished.

In essence it is time to stand up for become a lib­er­al demo­c­rat. 

If repub­li­cans do not have the spine nec­es­sary or for that mat­ter the intesti­nal for­ti­tude to stand up against injus­tice, then they should just resign now and save the tax pay­ers a great sum of mon­ey.

This is Amaz­ing stuff here. 

You might be won­der­ing what is hap­pen­ing in Wash­ing­ton, well its polit­i­cal pol­i­tics and tra­di­tion­al­ly these late appoint­ments are left to the next pres­i­dent, why is that you say?

Sim­ple, its about con­sid­er­a­tion and respect, but you see they don’t real­ly have any respect. 

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Now, what is anoth­er word for “grid­lock” here?  Anoth­er word for “grid­lock” is “gov­ern­ment shut­down.”  The mag­ic words, are they not?  How many times have you heard a Repub­li­can elect­ed offi­cial, or even a mem­ber of the Repub­li­can media com­men­tari­at, wring their hands and lament that we can­not have anoth­er gov­ern­ment shut­down. We can­not be held respon­si­ble for it.  If there’s a gov­ern­ment shut­down, we are going to get blamed for it, and we will lose elec­tions, that peo­ple like their gov­ern­ment, they want their gov­ern­ment open and oper­at­ing. They want their gov­ern­ment cut­ting checks. They want their gov­ern­ment pro­vid­ing ben­e­fits, unem­ploy­ment, wel­fare, you name it.

And if I’ve heard this once, I’ve heard it a gazil­lion times, Repub­li­cans say, “We can’t do this. We can­not do any­thing that will shut down the gov­ern­ment,” which has always meant we can’t oppose Oba­ma. We can’t stop Oba­ma on the bud­get or any­thing else because the Democ­rats then start wail­ing about a gov­ern­ment shut­down, and the Repub­li­cans can’t deal with it.

So, antic­i­pat­ing — and believe me here, folks, when I tell you, there is no com­pro­mise can­di­date, there is no meet­ing halfway.  That’s not who Oba­ma is.  It’s not who the Democ­rats are.  And a Supreme Court jus­tice is the place, if there’s one place above all where there will be no com­pro­mise, it’s the Supreme Court and a seat there­upon.  There will be no com­pro­mise.  Oba­ma is going to find he’s got a chance to replace a tex­tu­al­ist orig­i­nal­ist.