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And he expects people to believe that? Like anything else in life, prove it. But he won’t and hollow words will be all we get.
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If the tripe Alito and Uncle Oreo Thomas and their co-conspirators were writing and handing down as decisions actually had a basis in law or the precepts of the founding fathers, I might buy Robert’s line. But the six lap poodles have, for the most part, given up on the philosophy that drove the founding fathers in favor of re-making the world in their warped image.