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Originally posted by JimRaynor View PostThere should truly be an age limit for Supreme Court Justices for both Democrats and Republicans. Once you hit 75 it should be mandatory that you have to retire. Not only do you start losing your mental capabilities but people at that age also start becoming very out of touch with the general society.
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Originally posted by PotentialToast View PostPoliticians are not to be trusted with a concept as fundamental to a fair society as impartiality of the judiciary. No matter what political allegiance you have.
So if not the way we do it now, how would you suggest we choose our judges?
Start with how you say we should choose our SC Justices, please.
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Originally posted by 1bad65 View PostWhen founded, we certainly didn't trust politicians.
Sadly, many of us do now.
Where are you located?
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Originally posted by man down View PostThis is where its important that we picked up more seats in the Senate. This time Trump will be able to go with who he wants without worrying about the Dems vote.
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Originally posted by PotentialToast View Post40m from Manchester. Usyk tickets for the weekend. But I have spent much time in the US. The US is so incredibly advanced in so many ways, but so backward in others. Just different I guess.
I ask because most other countries obviously trust their politicians than we do, as they've gave their politicians more power over their lives than we have.
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Originally posted by PotentialToast View PostThe best government the UK had in my lifetime was a coalition of two very politically opposed parties (Libs and Cons of 2010) and yet they got ***** done.
They then let muslims in by the droves, and made it a crime for you people to speak your minds, for example. That's not good.
But when our parties get along we get hosed too. Bipartisanship gave us NAFTA, the bailouts, and Iran war.
Bipartisanship for the sake of bipartisanship is often times not only not a good thing, it's a bad thing for the populace.
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Hand on heart: did Trump pursue the Presidency of the US to serve the people or to have the presidency serve him? John Major was the last PM that we had was working class who made his way up and your believed his heart was in the right place. And that was 20 years ago.
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