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Topic	Both of Trump's Supreme Court appointees ruled against him on the tax returns.
streamofthesky 07/09/20 3:37:18 PM #11:	BlackScythe0 posted... Straight up I thought Kavanaugh hated the country and would do Trumps bidding so I'm fairly surprised, but they aren't objective they will side with corporations against the rights of the american people. Kavanaugh seemed to be a disturbed individual on a personal level and quick to anger, plus just...really obsessed with drinking. But his judicial record didn't seem too bad. Gorsuch (spelling?) was the one that concerned me w/ how he'd rule, given his past ruling where he was the lone (insane) dissenting vote in a case where a driver stuck w/ a broken down truck in the middle of winter in the upper midwest, facing like -50 degree overnight temps, left the truck to find help rather than wait there and possibly die. The company fired him, he took it to court. Every judge except Neil sided w/ the truck driver. That kind of outright heartlessness and 100% towing the line for corporations against employees was concerning. Not to mention his seat was stolen from Garland and he shouldn't even fucking be there. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:941893191] in Both of Tr... [t:78835200]...</cite> <quote>BlackScythe0 posted... </cite> <quote>Straight up I thought Kavanaugh hated the country and would do Trumps bidding so I'm fairly surprised, but they aren't objective they will side with corporations against the rights of the american people.</quote>Kavanaugh seemed to be a disturbed individual on a personal level and quick to anger, plus just...really obsessed with drinking. But his judicial record didn't seem too bad. Gorsuch (spelling?) was the one that concerned me w/ how he'd rule, given his past ruling where he was the lone (insane) dissenting vote in a case where a driver stuck w/ a broken down truck in the middle of winter in the upper midwest, facing like -50 degree overnight temps, left the truck to find help rather than wait there and possibly die. The company fired him, he took it to court. Every judge except Neil sided w/ the truck driver. That kind of outright heartlessness and 100% towing the line for corporations against employees was concerning. Not to mention his seat was stolen from Garland and he shouldn't even fucking be there. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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