I keep seeing tweets like this from the left:
Now maybe it’s just me but doesn’t the fact that this is a woman who has had a decades long career as a Law Professor and is a current sitting judge logically blow away the whole idea that she is into women being some kind of submissive servants?
“Liberal logic” is an oxymoron.
There also seems to be a lot of worry about how she is going to handle all of these attacks.
Please.
Any woman who can balance a career like hers AND raise seven kids isn’t going to be phased by any of the hysterical nonsense that the Democrat / Media / Liberal left is going to throw at her.
Plus she was also the oldest of seven kids herself. She has a lifetime of dealing with childish brats like Democrats.
From what I’ve heard the Barrett announcement was supposed to be earlier in the day but was moved back several times.
I guess getting seven kids ready for an appearnece with the President while their mother is nominated for SCOTUS might be a bit of a pain.
“Where’s your tie. I just put your tie on the chair a minute ago”
“Dad I can’t wear this all the other girls will think I’m a loser”
“Get that frog out of your sister’s shoe!”
“Ma do I have to stand next to HIM, can’t I stand on the other side?”
“Turn out your pockets we aren’t leaving this house till I KNOW you don’t have that thing with you that makes the farting noise.”
I have a feeling each day sitting on SCOTUS in session will mean several hours of blissful peace and quiet for her by comparison.
Long before anyone knew the good Lord had decided to grant Justice Ginsberg’s wish not to see Donald Trump appoint her replacement to the SCOTUS Franklin Graham, the great Protestant Minister and son of Billy Graham, had scheduled a day of prayer in DC for the 25th of September.
So on the day that Amy Comey Barrett was announced as the President’s pick to fill the open SCOTUS seat flocks of the faithful in the tens of thousands will be on hand to pray for her.
Talk about working in mysterious ways.
There is also one other bit of irony here.
Reverend Graham is likely one of the best if not THE best known protestant ministers in the US if not the English speaking world.
And yesterday he led a huge flock of protestant in prayer while at the same time celebrating the appointment of a faithful Catholic woman to the Supreme Court.
Given the history of America’s founding all the way through today the degree of irony involved in such a thing is off the scale or as I put it on twitter:
While a lot of liberal are tearing their hair out today centuries worth of Anti-Catholic bigots are rolling in their graves.
Never forget that while you might not know what God is doing, he always does.
Speaking of irony, last night I watched two speeches by Amy Coney Barrett one after she was appointed by President Trump to the Federal counts at Hillsdale here. and a 2nd while she was still a law professor that she gave just a week before election 2016 at the Public Policy Institute at Jacksonville University at a time when just about everyone thought Hillary Clinton was going to win. She delivered a line that I found incredibly ironic.
“What would we have in a Trump court? Who knows?” [audience laughs]
Here is the delivery:
The irony overload is huge but it also illustrates why the left is so angry. They thought they were going to secure the court for generations to come.
Let me close with my favorite of all the tweets I saw on the subject yesterday.
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