Breaking Their Will: The Confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett

 The nomination and confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett has broken the will of the regressive left.

There is nothing they can do to stop this confirmation. Nothing.

The View announced in very sober, quiet tones that they had already lost this fight.

Here are two videos of their capitulation:

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In the two videos above, the somber state of the four cackling, leftwing witches is all gone. They are quiet, they are calm, they are defeated--and it is glorious!

Even Joy Behar acknowledged "We have lost the battle."

It was really something, to see those five cackling hens concede that they had lost the Supreme Court. They realized that the battle is over.

Check out this video from earlier on:

"Since Democrats can't really do anything to stop this ..."

The Republican Party in the US Senate won. They pushed through an unprecedented slate of federal judges, an array of judicial officers who can strike down Joe Biden's unlawful, unconstitutional executive orders.

Republicans need to learn from this victory. They have to push for total wins now. It's no longer about compromise. It's about winning! It's about fighting for the Republic of the United States, for the United States Constitution, for everything that our Founders fought for.

Republicans need to learn to break the will of Democrats, so that they stop fighting. They need to understand that Republicans, that conservatives, that everyday citizens are not going to sit back and let Democrats destroy this wonderful country.

Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett CONFIRMED

 

The White House • October 26, 2020

BREAKING: Senate Confirms Amy Coney Barrett After a unanimous vote by the Judiciary Committee last week, the Senate just confirmed Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett to become the 115th Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.   “Having confirmed her to the Circuit Court in 2017 with bipartisan support, the Senate has already undertaken a thorough and rigorous review of her record,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said after President Trump made the nomination last month.   Throughout Justice Barrett’s career, she has faithfully upheld the U.S. Constitution as written. The American Bar Association gave Barrett its highest rating, and she has an impressive track record across the legal profession—as a judge, professor, and litigator.   Most important, she will bring a valuable new perspective to our nation’s High Court: Justice Barrett is the first mother of school-aged children to become a Supreme Court Justice. She is also only the fifth woman ever to serve.   As the mother of a child with special needs, she understands the issues and concerns confronting our nation’s most vulnerable people.   Justice Barrett is the only current justice to have a law degree from a school other than Harvard or Yale. She graduated at the top of her class from Notre Dame Law School in Indiana.   Justice Barrett has made her philosophy clear: She will not legislate from the bench. “Courts have a vital responsibility to the rule of law, which is critical to a free society, but courts are not designed to solve every problem or right every wrong in our public life,” she said during her confirmation hearings.   “The policy decisions and value judgments of government must be made by the political branches, elected by and accountable to the people,” she added.   One letter—written by Justice Barrett’s former law clerks—calls her approach principled and independent-minded. “Judge Barrett taught us that a good judge will not always like the results she reaches; a good judge goes wherever the law leads,” it says.   Justice Barrett is the very model of a sympathetic yet impartial judge, according to her colleagues at Notre Dame Law School. She is exactly the type of person whom the American people deserve to have sitting on their Supreme Court.   “If we are to protect our institutions, and protect the freedoms, and protect the rule of law that’s the basis for the society and the freedom that we all enjoy—if we want that for our children and our children’s children—then we need to participate in that work,” Justice Barrett said.   🎬 WATCH: Why Justice Barrett accepted President Trump’s nomination