During his opening statement Texas Senator Ted Cruz argued Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s qualifications are so strong that Democrats are barely mentioning her during this nomination hearing.
“To date of every Democrat who’s spoken, we’ve heard virtually not a single word about Judge Barrett,” Cruz said.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s qualifications are so strong that Democrats are barely mentioning her during this nomination hearing.@tedcruz: “To date of every Democrat who’s spoken, we’ve heard virtually not a single word about Judge Barrett.” pic.twitter.com/yHRVnvhSH9
— America Rising Squared (@ARSquared) October 12, 2020
Cruz pointed out Barrett graduated number one in her class at Notre Dame Law and clerked for Justice Scalia.
Senator @tedcruz on Judge Barrett’s impeccable qualifications: She graduated number one in her class at Notre Dame Law and clerked for Justice Scalia pic.twitter.com/IbO4T1YS7E
— Team Trump (Text VOTE to 88022) (@TeamTrump) October 12, 2020
“Democratic senators view the Court as a super-legislature, as a policy-making body…Who in their right mind would want the United States of America ruled by five unelected lawyers wearing black robes?”
Sen. @tedcruz during Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing:
“Democratic senators view the Court as a super-legislature, as a policy-making body…Who in their right mind would want the United States of America ruled by five unelected lawyers wearing black robes?” pic.twitter.com/ILKCA7BxgJ
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) October 12, 2020
“This question of what happens when there’s a Supreme Court vacancy during a presidential election year — 2020 is not the first time America’s faced that question.”
Sen. @tedcruz: “This question of what happens when there’s a Supreme Court vacancy during a presidential election year — 2020 is not the first time America’s faced that question.” pic.twitter.com/RcVZtocSA0
— The Hill (@thehill) October 12, 2020
