Want A Reason To Vote Trump? Just Look At The Courts

There are the Never Trumpers, who will never acknowledge anything good that Trump has done, and then the “I just don’t like him’s”. Politics is often a system where you have a bad choice and a worse choice. Complain all you want about Trump personally, but, do you want Joe Biden (OK, really, Kamala Harris) and the Democrats picking the judges? Trump, along with Mitch McConnell (go figure), has filled an enormous amount of federal judicial positions, including 2 about to be 3 spots on the Supreme Court. He has turned the worse leftist court in the nation, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, a court that has been overturned by the Supreme Court more than any other because they rule on their Modern Socialist beliefs rather than Law and Constitutions, into almost a conservative court.

Supreme Court battle turns into 2020 proxy war

The fight over Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court nomination is turning into a proxy war over the looming November election.

With Barrett’s nomination on a glide path, senators in both parties are instead using the chamber’s debate to make their case to voters in the final weeks of the Nov. 3 election, where both control of the White House and the Senate majority are up for grabs.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) — while acknowledging that he believes Democrats have a “good chance” of winning the White House — predicted that the Supreme Court fight would influence voters when they cast their ballots.

“I think the public will go into the voting booth. And they’ll say, ‘Okay I’ve seen the kind of judges Democrats will nominate. I’ve seen the kind of judges Republicans will nominate,’ and that will be important to people,” Graham said.

Both sides are predicting the Supreme Court fight will pay political dividends in an already volatile election. Democrat believe the potential implications for health care give them a potent political force and Republicans are hoping for a redux of 2018, when several Democratic senators who opposed then-nominee Brett Kavanaugh lost.

Republicans are tying themselves closely to Barrett, believing the Supreme Court energizes their voters and could shore up support for GOP, or Republican-leaning, voters that might have grown exhausted by Trump.

There’s plenty more to this article, but, just consider: if you’re a squishy “zomg, Trump is a horrible person personally” Republican, is it worth it to hold your nose and vote Trump, or, if you like, against Biden, and keep putting good conservatives on the courts? I’ve said before, I held my nose in 2016 and ticked the box for Trump/Pence after doing the entire ballot first on election day, and it was more voting against Hillary than for Trump. Trump had to be better than Hillary, right, especially when Mike Pence, one of the good guys, was on the ticket, right? For all your Trump hatred, which is worse? His bloviating and stuff President Biden/Harris?