Imagine considering someone to sit on the Supreme Court with poor enough judgement to ...

[Snake Plissken]

bring their children to a super-spreader event without wearing any masks or practicing any form of social distancing.

[CurtEastPoint]

1. Under His Eye... May the Lord Open.... and all that s**t

[njhoneybadger]

2. She already had covid so more than likely so did her children.

But it still sets a poor example

[Snake Plissken]

4. That is even more reason to take this pandemic seriously, instead of acting like science denier.

[njhoneybadger]

6. Yup, I edited my response

[Arkansas Granny]

7. Do they know if that actually confers immunity and ,if so, how long it might last?

[better]

8. That depends on who you mean by "they".

WE, collectively, know that it does confer at least some resistance, and that it is short-lived, as evidenced by the fact that there have been reinfections.

But then we, collectively, also know that climate change is real and the earth is not flat.
Unfortunately, us knowing collectively and "them" acknowledging verifiable reality are two VERY different things.

[enough]

3. Well given that Chief Justice Roberts was there without a mask, I guess she would fit right in. NT

[underpants]

5. Haven't you seen the commercials?

I’ve actually seen another one recently that’s REALLY well done. It has the whole listening and nodding visuals like you see in campaign commercials all the time.

[Buckeyeblue]

9. Yes. That's been my point. She has demonstrated very poor judgement.

If this is how she takes care of her kids, how will she take care of the constitution?

[bhcodem]

10. My 2 Cents...

I feel she shows that she lacks the most important quality needed to be a SC Judge...INTEGRITY, mainly by agreeing to be nominated for the position while people are already voting to kick Donnie out of office. That is my opinion of Amy Coney Island. (If Diseased Donnie can use stupid nickname, so can we!)