Judge Nap: Kavanaugh is an Enemy of the 4th Amendment

[Matt Collins]

Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why Judge Kavanaugh is an enemy of the 4th Amendment:




https://mises.org/power-market/judge...-4th-amendment

[tod evans]

Here's what Matt failed to post;

[Brian4Liberty]

Judge Nap has been strangely silent lately. Was he on vacation?

[kpitcher]

Is Judge Nap just not politically connected enough to have even been in the running? I don't like most Fox talking heads but I like the judge.

[RonZeplin]

[spudea]

name a better nominee that has a chance to be confirmed.

[nikcers]

name a better nominee that has a chance to be confirmed.

There are lots of better nominees who would get nominated if people were to demand it.

[oyarde]

Personally , I view judges in general as enemies of the fourth amendment .

[Swordsmyth]

name a better nominee that has a chance to be confirmed.

Mike Lee

[Aratus]

Mike Lee

Agree.
Done
Deed.
Seyz
Senator
Mitch.

[Aratus]

The Democrats shoot can down Kavanaugh because of his War on Terror expertise,
And then MIKE LEE is next up on the batting order? McConnell plans ahead, always.

[Aratus]

Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why Judge Kavanaugh is an enemy of the 4th Amendment:




https://mises.org/power-market/judge...-4th-amendment

I think MISTER K is facing KAFKA-like hearings because he was once inside an environment Byzantine.

[Schifference]

Judge Nap has been strangely silent lately. Was he on vacation?

His narrative is not what FOX wants at this point in time.

[Brian4Liberty]

His narrative is not what FOX wants at this point in time.

Seems to be the case...

[enhanced_deficit]

Incredible, now they is making his sports tickets buying an issue too:

— "Purchasing season tickets to watch the chronically disappointing Washington Nationals play baseball in their charmless stadium year after year," Deadspin deadpanned "is a troubling sign of poor judgment."
— "Imagine how much debt he could have racked up if the Nationals made it out of the first round of the playoffs," NESN mused.
Kavanaugh, 53, reported debt between $60,000 and $200,000 on three credit cards and a personal loan in 2016, but the debt either was paid off or fell below the required amount to be reported, according to The Post.
Shah told The Post that Kavanaugh’s friends paid back what they owed him (the massive debt load was gone by 2017) and he no longer buys season tickets.

http://www.sportingnews.com/us/mlb/n...f1p0qaq7lsn8ok

[DamianTV]

It seems most of the people in high positions of power in the US Govt behave like enemies of what the US once stood for.

[r3volution 3.0]

It's really much ado about nothing.

Future Supreme Courts, with or without this Bush person, might marginally dick around with the 4th amendment, or abortion, or gay marriage, or other relatively unimportant issues, but they will never even think about touching the preposterous misinterpretations of the Constitution, e.g. in relation to the commerce clause, which justify the massively unconstitutional welfare and regulatory policies of the federal government, not to mention Presidential prerogatives in foreign policy. Contrary to popular belief, the SCOTUS is not a real check on the elected government; it's a creature of the elected government, and it knows who runs the show (and how little interest those people have in actually checking unconstitutional behavior).

[Zippyjuan]

Is Judge Nap just not politically connected enough to have even been in the running? I don't like most Fox talking heads but I like the judge.

He needs to get in with the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation. Trump took his list of nominees from them and he wasn't on it. Kavanaugh is a member of the Federalist Society. He helped W. Bush with his choices.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...n_supreme.html

By the time George W. Bush became president in 2001, though, the Federalist Society had grown in size and prominence. For the first time, the conservative legal movement dominated Department of Justice and judicial appointments. Federalist Society members Brett Kavanaugh and Viet Dinh held key positions involving judicial selection in the new administration.

[Aratus]

Here's what Matt failed to post;

Cool video!