Three Senate Republicans voted with Democrats on Thursday to make Ketanji Brown Jackson the first black female Supreme Court justice.
The Senate voted 53-47 to confirm Jackson as an Associate Justice for the United States Supreme Court.
Three Senate Republicans, Sens. Mitt Romney (R-UT), Susan Collins (R-ME), and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), voted to confirm Jackson for the Supreme Court.
Romney failed to explain to Breitbart News why he opposed making Ketanji Brown Jackson a federal circuit judge last year and then voiced his support for her to become a Supreme Court Justice this year.
Collins voted against confirming a Republican president’s nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, for the Supreme Court, and voted to confirm Jackson as a justice on Thursday.
Senate conservatives raised significant concerns about Jackson’s judicial philosophy and her alleged soft-on-crime record.
Jackson refused to say if she holds a position on whether individuals have natural rights.
Breitbart News’s Wendell Husebo reported that Jackson sentenced those in possession of child pornography to nearly 60 percent less time than the national average. Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO), Ted Cruz (R-TX), and others raised these concerns with Jackson during the confirmation hearings.
Jackson had also disagreed with an expert witness’s definition of pedophilia during a hearing while serving as the vice-chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission.
The then-Supreme Court justice nominee could not answer a question from Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) about if she could define “woman,” claiming that she is not a “biologist.”
read more here: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/04/07/senate-confirms-ketanji-brown-jackson-supreme-court/
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I got emails from the COS Convention of States organization yesterday and the number was 19 as of the Apr 8,2022. I will check if my emails has a list of the states that official join the new union. The democrats call every thing else the new ( fill in the blank) so this can be our new union.
My Data Reference: Convention of States dot org Official site.
Progress Map: States that have passed the Convention of States Arti...
Agree!
States that have passed the Convention of States application (19):
1. Georgia March 6, 2014
2. Alaska April 19, 2014
3. Florida April 21, 2014
4. Alabama May 22, 2015
5. Tennessee February 4, 2016
6. Indiana February 29, 2016
7. Oklahoma April 25, 2016
8. Louisiana May 25, 2016
9. Arizona March 13, 2017
10. North Dakota March 24, 2017
11. Texas May 4, 2017
12. Missouri May 12, 2017
13. Arkansas February 14, 2019
14. Utah March 5, 2019
15. Mississippi March 27, 2019
16. Wisconsin January 25, 2022
17. Nebraska January 28, 2022
18. West Virginia March 4, 2022
19. South Carolina March 29, 2022
States where the Convention of States Application has passed in one chamber but not the other (all time):
New Mexico, Iowa, South Dakota, Virginia, North Carolina, New Hampshire
States considering the Convention of States Resolution in 2022:
Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wyoming
34 States (2/3rds of 50) is the number of applications required to call an Article 5 Convention... We already have many more than the 34 required... petitions by the states for a convention remain valid until recalled by their legislatures. Petitions are not case sensitive... they don't need to refer to any proposed amendment or request a convention be called for only a specific amendment to meet the CONSTITUTIONAL requirement to be a valid application.
There are over 450 petitions/applications pending most filed years ago but never repealed... 41 states have an open petition for a convention... Congress is ignoring its duty to CALL the convention. The States should simply convene the Convention listing all of the open applications before congress and the total number of states with open applications. Let Congress sue the States to close it down .. if they dare. The evidence to support a convention is pretty straightforward.
Brennan style application counts[edit]
Thomas E. Brennan holds that, in 1982, it was necessary, desirable, and feasible to hold a convention.[6] He lists the following counts in the introduction to his claim:
I posted on this issue several times... providing multiple links to authoritative lists of the open applications in the Congressional registry calling for the Convention... As usual, Congress is lying and openly ignoring their duty to call the convention, and the states are doing nothing about it... nothing new here. The current Congress doesn't want an Article V convention as they know it could result in them all wearing ORANGE... or worse.
For a detailed list of all the applications before Congress for an Article 5 Convention see: List of state applications for an Article V Convention - Wikipedia
As usual, you failed to read all of the post and its link... The list of open applications for a convention is lawfully viable. Any application that has not been retracted by the State's legislature is viable. In addition, the questions these applications seek to address may remain applicable, regardless of their age. For example, the balanced budget amendment is one such group of applications made over 4 decades ago.
If we are a nation of laws and honor the Constitution... we must honor all applications not revoked by the State applying for an Article 5 convention. If you had read the post and its link you would have discovered that many of the older applications had been revoked, leaving 450-475 open applications. The hard fact is that 41 States, more than enough to call the convention, have valid open applications requesting an Article 5 Convention. Article 5 of the Constitution contains no restrictions on an application's age or core subject, to be counted as part of the 34 States needed to call an Article 5 Convention.
The list of open applications calling for an Article 5 Convention is current... Congress and the States themselves are the problem.
You also understood the CONVOY would have at least 40K trucks and remain in place... until they got what they demanded... whatever that was. How'd that work out? Constitutionally it takes 34 States to apply for the convention before Congress MUST CALL the convention. It takes 38 state legislatures to RATIFY any proposed amendment the convention sends to the State Legislatures for ratification. 34 states to call the convention, 38 states to ratify a proposed amendment.
As for working to get more states to submit more applications for the convention... Why would we do that? There already exist more than enough open applications for a convention now?
Congress refuses to call a convention now... There are over 450 open applications submitted by 41 states on the Congressional record now! What guarantees this Congress will call a Convention if 34 States were to apply tomorrow? Push come to shove, the States need to act on their open applications, call a convention on their initiative, sending the matter to the SCOTUS.
Murdering just-born infants is no different from murdering gestating infants. After all, human life begins at conception, not after. No one has the right and cannot be given the right to murder them. I don't know how much more of this God will allow.
Those 3 are not Republican they belong with the devilcrats and must be removed. What a discussing bunch of trash they are all.
The good news is that IF Biden is removed from where he is because the election is prooven to have been rigged she will also have to be removed. IF Obama is ever prooven to also be a fraud because he used a forged birth certificate anyone he appointed to any position will also have to be removed and he appointed two to the SCOTUS.
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