Fox News Is Still Talking About Hillary Clinton
And why shouldn't they!!!? Look at what she just said. Its kinda like me and that Desterio idiot.... he won't shut up. So somebody has to say something.
Fox news is only covering the news. Why should she be allowed to say something as outrageous as "Kavavaugh's nomination will set our nation back 150 years" unchecked?!
Thats what the press is for. Fox will stop covering her when she S'sTFU.
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Vox: “Since Trump’s inauguration, Fox News has consistently covered Clinton more than other cable news channels — by a wide margin.”
”If you forced a robot to watch Fox News for the last six months — which is what the
TV News Archive did — it would’ve seen Clinton’s face more than 2,000 times. That’s six times more than CNN.”
Hillary Says Kavanaugh's Nomination Made Her Fear Republicans Wanted to Set US Back to 1850s
SAM DORMAN | JUL 14, 2018 | 2:21 PM
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Progressives
weren't shy about showing their dismay with President Donald Trump's newest nomination to the United States Supreme Court.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, for example, warned that Kavanaugh's confirmation would “threaten the lives of millions of Americans.”
While many worried Kavanaugh would impact a host of political issues, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton suggested that Republicans were trying to take the U.S. back to a time when Americans still had slaves.
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During a
speech on Friday, Clinton said that while she used to think that Republicans “wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s,” she started worrying that “they want to turn it back to the 1850s.”
“This nomination holds out the threat of devastating consequences for workers' rights, civil rights, LGBT rights, women's rights, including those to make our own health care decision,” she said.
Although Clinton didn't explain exactly what she meant in terms of returning to 1850, she did describe the nomination as “a blatant attempt by this administration to shift the balance of the court for decades and to reverse decades of progress.”
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In 1850, women didn't have the right to vote and the U.S. still allowed slavery. It also passed the Fugitive Slave Act which required northerners to return slaves who escaped and made it to free soil.
“Stakes could not be higher,” Clinton added as many have worried that Kavanaugh would replace Kennedy and provide conservatives with the slight majority they needed to
strip away abortion access.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) worried that civil rights hung “in the balance” with Kavanaugh's nomination.
In a statement, the organization suggested that America had trouble abiding by the spirit of the Fourteenth Amendment, the constitutional provision that prohibited discrimination in individual states.
“150 years after its passage, our nation still struggles to realize the promise of equality under the Fourteenth Amendment,” it said. “The next appointment to the Supreme Court is pivotal to that struggle.”
