They need to submit their resignations January 21, 2025. Don't pull a Scalia or Ginsburg and wait too long and risk the court to be flipped.
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Justice Thomas for sure
He is 76
He is 76
Alito is 74. That makes them 80 and 78 in 28.Redbrickbear said:
Justice Thomas for sure
He is 76
Honestly, I think they can wait a year or two. We have a majority in the Senate for at least 2 years.
Thomas and Alito are both excellent justices. It would be a shame to have them retire so quickly. They should certainly space it out, rather than make it look ridiculously political by both retiring on Trump's first day in office.
I think Thomas could announce after the next session... so sometime in May or June of 2025. Then Alito could do the same thing in May or June of 2026.
Even better would be for Roberts to retire soon. He has been a HUGE disappointment. Get rid of him, and let Trump promote Gorsuch or Amy to the Chief Justice position. Imagine if Trump appointed the first female chief justice.... the libs would go ballistic!
Thomas and Alito are both excellent justices. It would be a shame to have them retire so quickly. They should certainly space it out, rather than make it look ridiculously political by both retiring on Trump's first day in office.
I think Thomas could announce after the next session... so sometime in May or June of 2025. Then Alito could do the same thing in May or June of 2026.
Even better would be for Roberts to retire soon. He has been a HUGE disappointment. Get rid of him, and let Trump promote Gorsuch or Amy to the Chief Justice position. Imagine if Trump appointed the first female chief justice.... the libs would go ballistic!
Is there an Alito or Thomas clone? great choices.
This was a rarely talked about, but major reason it was important to vote for Trump. I would like to see both retire and be replaced with a couple of 40 year old strict constitutionalists.
...Of course, the left will find out that one of them farted in math class in high school then demand 10 months of hearings, but the end result is all that matters.
...Of course, the left will find out that one of them farted in math class in high school then demand 10 months of hearings, but the end result is all that matters.
I think this election shows a significantly diminished trust of the mainstream media with a large segment (perhaps majority) of the population. Their credibility is shot, so it's going to be harder for the dems and their media allies to manufacture fake narratives such as russian collusion and brett kavanaugh is a rapist, etc.Scratchy Bear said:
This was a rarely talked about, but major reason it was important to vote for Trump. I would like to see both retire and be replaced with a couple of 40 year old strict constitutionalists.
...Of course, the left will find out that one of them farted in math class in high school then demand 10 months of hearings, but the end result is all that matters.
I would sure hope so. The selective faux outrage of the left has become predictable and comical.BearFan33 said:I think this election shows a significantly diminished trust of the mainstream media with a large segment (perhaps majority) of the population. Their credibility is shot, so it's going to be harder for the dems and their media allies to manufacture fake narratives such as russian collusion and brett kavanaugh is a rapist, etc.Scratchy Bear said:
This was a rarely talked about, but major reason it was important to vote for Trump. I would like to see both retire and be replaced with a couple of 40 year old strict constitutionalists.
...Of course, the left will find out that one of them farted in math class in high school then demand 10 months of hearings, but the end result is all that matters.
SC Justices
Clarence Thomas - 76 (1991)
Samuel Alito - 74 (2006)
Sonia Sotomayor - 70 (2009)
John Roberts - 69 (2005)
Elena Kagan - 64 (2010)
Brett Kavanaugh - 59 (2018)
Neil Gorsuch - 57 (2017)
Ketanji Brown Jackson - 54 (2022)
Amy Coney Barrett- 52 (2020)
Clarence Thomas - 76 (1991)
Samuel Alito - 74 (2006)
Sonia Sotomayor - 70 (2009)
John Roberts - 69 (2005)
Elena Kagan - 64 (2010)
Brett Kavanaugh - 59 (2018)
Neil Gorsuch - 57 (2017)
Ketanji Brown Jackson - 54 (2022)
Amy Coney Barrett- 52 (2020)
Thank God Merrick Garland will only sniff the Supreme Court in his dreams. What a worthless, partisan POS he turned out to be. Bye bye for him on 1/21/2025. Chris Wray too! Hopefully those two can be BFFs and fishing buddies!
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"
-- Barack Obama
-- Barack Obama
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Thank God Merrick Garland will only sniff the Supreme Court in his dreams. What a worthless, partisan POS he turned out to be. Bye bye for him on 1/21/2025. Chris Wray too! Hopefully those two can be BFFs and fishing buddies!
Better yet... they can be cell mates!!
Make Thomas AG lol
Jack Bauer said:
SC Justices
Sonia Sotomayor - 70 (2009)
Dang!
I had no idea how old that crazy ***** is. Maybe she won't have much longer on the bench. If Trump were to replace her... that would be epic!
You think either of those guys can bait a hook? Pffffft.RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Thank God Merrick Garland will only sniff the Supreme Court in his dreams. What a worthless, partisan POS he turned out to be. Bye bye for him on 1/21/2025. Chris Wray too! Hopefully those two can be BFFs and fishing buddies!
already seen Democrats tweeting about Sotomayor needing to retire before the new Congress.
— Andy Kaczynski (@KFILE) November 6, 2024
I like the way you think!Doc Holliday said:
Make Thomas AG lol
You left out Donald Trump age: 78 years, 4 months and 24 days of age. He may not judge them as old.Jack Bauer said:
SC Justices
Clarence Thomas - 76 (1991)
Samuel Alito - 74 (2006)
Sonia Sotomayor - 70 (2009)
John Roberts - 69 (2005)
Elena Kagan - 64 (2010)
Brett Kavanaugh - 59 (2018)
Neil Gorsuch - 57 (2017)
Ketanji Brown Jackson - 54 (2022)
Amy Coney Barrett- 52 (2020)
This may be too late. Biden has to nominate her replacement and then it has to clear Congress. It could be done, but I think the timeline is too narrow.Jack Bauer said:already seen Democrats tweeting about Sotomayor needing to retire before the new Congress.
— Andy Kaczynski (@KFILE) November 6, 2024
It's also why I didn't include her in my OP. No way she retires until a democratic president now.
Roberts will be 73 in 28, so the 28 election could be another huge SCOTUS single issue vote with Sontomayor and Roberts getting up there in years.
He may not see it from an age POV, but it definitely needs to be seen from an opportunity point of view. I'm not sure Vance can win in 28. Get things lined up in the next three years. Wait much longer than 27 and risk the democrats playing the same game republicans played with Obama (if the legislative brand flips in 26). The iron is hot now. It could start cooling in 27.57Bear said:You left out Donald Trump age: 78 years, 4 months and 24 days of age. He may not judge them as old.Jack Bauer said:
SC Justices
Clarence Thomas - 76 (1991)
Samuel Alito - 74 (2006)
Sonia Sotomayor - 70 (2009)
John Roberts - 69 (2005)
Elena Kagan - 64 (2010)
Brett Kavanaugh - 59 (2018)
Neil Gorsuch - 57 (2017)
Ketanji Brown Jackson - 54 (2022)
Amy Coney Barrett- 52 (2020)
Just a reminder that when a conservative SCOTUS makes a "landmark" ruling it typically involves cutting back federal overreach, and putting power back in states to work things out democratically. So policy comes to reflect what the people want, not consensus liberal elite views. https://t.co/IYR7EsD5dH
— FischerKing (@FischerKing64) November 26, 2024
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Thank God Merrick Garland will only sniff the Supreme Court in his dreams. What a worthless, partisan POS he turned out to be. Bye bye for him on 1/21/2025. Chris Wray too! Hopefully those two can be BFFs and fishing buddies!
Cellmates
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
Psalm 119:36
El Oso said:This may be too late. Biden has to nominate her replacement and then it has to clear Congress. It could be done, but I think the timeline is too narrow.Jack Bauer said:already seen Democrats tweeting about Sotomayor needing to retire before the new Congress.
— Andy Kaczynski (@KFILE) November 6, 2024
It's also why I didn't include her in my OP. No way she retires until a democratic president now.
Roberts will be 73 in 28, so the 28 election could be another huge SCOTUS single issue vote with Sontomayor and Roberts getting up there in years.
It's too late for Sotomayor. Remember when Scalia died & Obama rushed through with his Garland pick but the GOP controlled the Senate & were able to delay the vote for months? (I think that's one reason Garland was became so evil & radicalized.) The GOP don't control the Senate but with inauguration only 2 months away, they could easily delay confirmation & Trump would be able to nominate a justice who will follow the constitution. Of course, we cannot be sure McConnell will act in the interests of the nation & the people…
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
Psalm 119:36
historian said:El Oso said:This may be too late. Biden has to nominate her replacement and then it has to clear Congress. It could be done, but I think the timeline is too narrow.Jack Bauer said:already seen Democrats tweeting about Sotomayor needing to retire before the new Congress.
— Andy Kaczynski (@KFILE) November 6, 2024
It's also why I didn't include her in my OP. No way she retires until a democratic president now.
Roberts will be 73 in 28, so the 28 election could be another huge SCOTUS single issue vote with Sontomayor and Roberts getting up there in years.
It's too late for Sotomayor. Remember when Scalia died & Obama rushed through with his Garland pick but the GOP controlled the Senate & were able to delay the vote for months? (I think that's one reason Garland was became so evil & radicalized.) The GOP don't control the Senate but with inauguration only 2 months away, they could easily delay confirmation & Trump would be able to nominate a justice who will follow the constitution. Of course, we cannot be sure McConnell will act in the interests of the nation & the people…
When it comes to the Supreme Court and federal judges generally, no one deserves more credit than McConnell. He not only kept Garland off the court, but moved Trump's picks through the confirmation process at a historic pace. Trump deserves credit for listening to the Federalist Society and others to choose the right people and for sticking by Kavanaugh during the crazy liberal freakout.
Proud 1992 Alum said:historian said:El Oso said:This may be too late. Biden has to nominate her replacement and then it has to clear Congress. It could be done, but I think the timeline is too narrow.Jack Bauer said:already seen Democrats tweeting about Sotomayor needing to retire before the new Congress.
— Andy Kaczynski (@KFILE) November 6, 2024
It's also why I didn't include her in my OP. No way she retires until a democratic president now.
Roberts will be 73 in 28, so the 28 election could be another huge SCOTUS single issue vote with Sontomayor and Roberts getting up there in years.
It's too late for Sotomayor. Remember when Scalia died & Obama rushed through with his Garland pick but the GOP controlled the Senate & were able to delay the vote for months? (I think that's one reason Garland was became so evil & radicalized.) The GOP don't control the Senate but with inauguration only 2 months away, they could easily delay confirmation & Trump would be able to nominate a justice who will follow the constitution. Of course, we cannot be sure McConnell will act in the interests of the nation & the people…
When it comes to the Supreme Court and federal judges generally, no one deserves more credit than McConnell. He not only kept Garland off the court...
But he also got rich on insider trading, loved mass migration from the 3rd world, and love wars abroad that enriched the Military industrial complex
It's a mix bag for that mummy from Kentucky
Good point.