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Professor Toto - The death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and the Supreme Court appointment

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Shane Vaughn Addresses the Death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and the new Supreme Court appointment - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-_xH371DGM Transcript: (00:10) good morning everybody in YouTube world and Facebook world and everywhere else today is September the 20th 2020 and I just can't take it anymore it's a Sunday morning so I've been watching all the news channels you know Meet the Press and everything else and I just want to scream I just want to scream louder and then I want to scream louder at what I'm hearing I'm hearing a lot of emotions I hear a lot of junk but I don't hear the truth so I want to talk to you about the truth of the matter concerning the Republicans and the death of Supreme (00:54) Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg yes the lady that took took in the year of Our Lord off of all of the court documents yes the lady that voted on abortion expansion yes that lady right there that's who we're talking about today so according to mainstream media the Republicans are all a bunch of Hypocrites because they dare to vote in another Supreme Court Justice before the presidential election fact number one since the year 1880 write that down in your little handy dandy notebook since the year 1880 there has never (01:38) been a appointment to the Supreme Court Justice when you have an opposing party in the White House and the Senate I'm going to make this so plain in five minutes that you're going to get it it's just going to snap on here's my question for you when Barack Obama President Barack Obama wanted to put Merrick Garland on the bench in the last n months of his presidency what type of Senate did he have to work with question mark what type of Senate did Barack Obama have to work with was it a republican elected Senate a republican controlled Senate (02:22) with Mitch McConnell setting the agenda is that the the Senate that the president had to work with Absol absolutely now here's the next question since 1880 has there ever been an appointment to the Supreme Court when you have that scenario when you have the White House at odds with the Senate has it ever happened no it has not and here's a news flash it will never happen why that's just the way it is folks that's politics in America that's our political system but if if Barack Obama would have had Chuck Schumer as the (03:05) speaker of the Senate and if he would have had a Democratic Senate in control does anybody listening to me right now have the tarity to admit that you believe that Merrick garland would not be sitting on the Supreme Court right now let me make that simpler if Barack Obama had a Democratic Senate with Chuck Schumer in charge is there any question in your mind that Merrick garland would not be sitting on the Supreme Court question mark I'm going to stop I'm going let you answer it you have to answer it because until you give an (03:42) honest answer we cannot continue with the honest truth 1,000% if Barack Obama would have had a democratic controlled Senate believe what I'm telling you Chuck I mean not Chuck Schumer but Meritt garland would be sitting with a robe on today and the highest Court of the land why that's the way it works Bingo bam that's the that's the end of the discussion that's the way it works so President Obama meets head on to an opposing party in the Senate no sir ain't going to happen sorry why because the speaker sets the timeline of (04:22) the Senate yes eventually they would have had to have voted because the Constitution demands them to but they there's no rule about a time schedule they could have delayed delayed delayed delayed and they did why that's the way the game is played now today president Trump the stars have lined up he has a much better situation than Obama had he's got a senate on his side in agreement with the White House you don't have an opposing party here so guess what is going to happen you're going to have a new Supreme Court Justice you know why (05:02) because a president is not elected for 3 years he's elected till the last second of the fourth year that's the Constitution folks the powers of the presidency are not abat six months before his term ends it is abated at the moment his term is over so one of the most powerful benefits of the presidency and the reason that election have consequences we voted in this president to replace an abortion loving homosexual marriage loving child killing loving Supreme Court Justice we voted to have her replaced with a God-fearing (05:48) constitution revering Supreme Court Justice that's the consequences of voting we voted for that and if this President does not fulfill our wishes that voted him in he has failed his constituency so one more time everybody is saying but Ruth Bader Ginsburg pleaded her last dying wish was for him not to replace her I do not believe for one second she even said that because she is a legal scholar and she knows better she knows that we're a nation run by laws and not dying wishes she knows that I have strong suspect that she even (06:35) made that statement if she did she was on medication if she did something was not right in her brain because she knows better that's not the way it works sister Ruth it just ain't the way it works so I really wish that everybody would quit screaming hypocrisy and realize the stars have lined up it's nobody's fault no need of being mad at the right it is what it is

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In this political commentary recorded shortly after the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Shane Vaughn argues that President Trump was constitutionally entitled to nominate a replacement and that the Senate was justified in moving forward with the confirmation process. The discussion focuses on the differences between the Garland nomination during the Obama administration and the circumstances surrounding the 2020 vacancy, emphasizing Senate control, constitutional authority, and the political consequences of elections. No biblical texts or doctrinal teaching are presented in the transcript.

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