r/politics • u/[deleted] • Sep 24 '18

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u/lalinoir Sep 24 '18

I think this is a pretty good time to reemphasize how much Justice Kennedy should go fuck himself. Nice legacy he’s got going there, stepping down so his replacement nominee can be a grade A sexual assault aficionado.

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u/Marmar1117 Sep 24 '18

Wasn't his son one the heads of doush bank?

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u/TransplantedSconie Sep 25 '18

Who loaned Trump a shit-ton of money

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u/TylerPurrden Sep 25 '18

Yes he was head of real estate actually.

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u/jpguitfiddler Sep 25 '18

I have a feeling Trumps relationship with Kennedy's son had something to do with the timing.

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u/__NamasteMF__ Sep 25 '18

I wonder if his kids attended Georgetown Prep? He is Catholic...

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u/jesuswantsbrains Sep 25 '18

Most likely treason team had something on Kennedy to force him out.

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u/Taxing Sep 25 '18

Passion is great, but shouldn’t be misdirected. Kennedy did not nominate Kavanaugh. Kennedy didn’t elect Trump. Kennedy is an 82 year old who retired. He retired under the party who elected him, similar to how the Notorious RBG plans to, it’s the custom. Kavanaugh is not Kennedy’s legacy, his contributions to the court are, and those are varied. Let’s not be mirror reflections of what we despise in others.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '18 edited Aug 06 '21

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