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Nomad said:
No he did not "pack" the court any moreso than any other President given the opportunity, would appoint justices who shared his and his party's ideological views.

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And in reality, thanks to Mitch McConnell's sleazy scumbaggery with regard to Merrick Garland, it's trump who's been able to "pack" the court. Which of course you have no problem with.

You being the massive hypocrite that you are.
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FDR and the Supreme Court: A Lasting Legacy

By Paul M. Sparrow, Director, FDR Library. The current debate about the appointment of a Supreme Court Justice during a presidential campaign is a political distraction because the constitution is …
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By 1940, the Court’s turbulent New Deal era ended. Departures from the Court would enable Roosevelt to appoint eight new justices, and the so-called “Roosevelt Court” upheld all later New Deal legislation.
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FDR and the Supreme Court

President Franklin Roosevelt appointed eight U.S. Supreme Court justices, shaping the course of the Court and the country during the Great Depression and war. FDR Presidential Library director Paul Sparrow discussed the Roosevelt court with scholars Ralph Blumenthal and John Barrett. The FDR...
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FDR appointed 8 Justices to the Supreme Court. His choices rubber stamped his policy decisions. The Supreme Court was indeed packed by FDR.
 
WCM said:
"Like Trump has"????

Care to show us some cites, proving that Trump "lined his pockets", dummy?
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Why not get off your lazy ass and find out for yourself, Jethro?

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WCM said:
And FYI, FDR was fond of saying "nigger", but as usual, leftists will say "He changed during the great "racism switcheroo"!".
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I couldn't care less.

Blacks use the word more than anyone else nowadays anyway.

Video after video on social media of blacks calling other blacks "ni**ers".

Doesn't bother me one bit.

Some of them deserve it.
WCM said:
I didn't "switch the goalposts" you moron.
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Yes, you did.

You tried to move the point from gas prices being currently over $5 per gallon under trump to the crude oil PPB under Biden.

But you're just not that slick, Slick.
WCM said:
Your meme tried to pretend that gas was only $2.80 or something like that under Bdn, when in fact gas went to over $5/gal under Biden.
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Wrong. Biden inherited those prices as part of trump's COVID related mess he left behind.
WCM said:
Trump attacked Iran to drive oil prices that high, Biden only attacked fellow American with Fauci-juice to drive the price of gas that high.
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Blabbering goober nonsense as usual. ☝🏼
 
T. A. Gardner said:
fdr.blogs.archives.gov

FDR and the Supreme Court: A Lasting Legacy

By Paul M. Sparrow, Director, FDR Library. The current debate about the appointment of a Supreme Court Justice during a presidential campaign is a political distraction because the constitution is …
fdr.blogs.archives.gov

By 1940, the Court’s turbulent New Deal era ended. Departures from the Court would enable Roosevelt to appoint eight new justices, and the so-called “Roosevelt Court” upheld all later New Deal legislation.
www.ebsco.com

New Deal and the U.S. Supreme Court | Law | Research Starters | EBSCOhost

<p>The "New Deal" refers to a series of programs and reforms initiated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s aimed at addressing the economic devastation of the Great Depression. Central to this initiative was the role of the U.S. Supreme Court, which, during this period, was...
www.ebsco.com www.ebsco.com

www.c-span.org

FDR and the Supreme Court

President Franklin Roosevelt appointed eight U.S. Supreme Court justices, shaping the course of the Court and the country during the Great Depression and war. FDR Presidential Library director Paul Sparrow discussed the Roosevelt court with scholars Ralph Blumenthal and John Barrett. The FDR...
www.c-span.org www.c-span.org

FDR appointed 8 Justices to the Supreme Court. His choices rubber stamped his policy decisions. The Supreme Court was indeed packed by FDR.
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NOT AN EXAMPLE OF "PACKING" THE COURT.

Fail.
 
Nomad said:
Why not get off your lazy ass and find out for yourself, Jethro?
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Jethro? I don't get it.

And FYI there's no such thing as "me getting off my ass to chase your fairy tales", stupid.

SO what if Secret Service stayed at... THE HOTEL TRUMP IS STAYING AT you fking moron.

Where should they stay, Podunk?

"We're gonna protect the president from here, because the rooms are cheaper." - only a leftard
Yes, you did.

You tried to move the point from gas prices being currently over $5 per gallon under trump to the crude oil PPB under Biden.
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Of course I did, because that was YOUR COMPARISON you fking moron.

Gas cost just as much when Biden was POTUS as it does now. That was the whole point.

And gas cost that much because of 1) his fracking ban and 2) his war against healthy young adults.

Trump's war against Iran is the reason for the high gas prices now.
Wrong. Biden inherited those prices as part of trump's COVID related mess he left behind.
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Wrong. Trump didn't leave a covid mess behind you cultist dipshit.
Blabbering goober nonsense as usual.
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