Apples and oranges. The judges haven't been approved because the Senate D's don't have the numbers, being the minority, to outright reject them. Should they rubber stamp everyone who gets nominated? How does the Sentate's judicial approval process in any way relate to the House's procedures for votes?
I might need to re-open my geography book from something like sixth grade. As I recall there is a NORTH America and a SOUTH America. You are a frickin idiot.
You do (I hope) realize that the Bible is not grounded in historical fact? It's a collection of stories intended to teach those who choose to follow it.
I know I'm a little late in responding to this, but I always twinge when I read or hear someone saying that the Bible is the end-all-be-all of knowledge.
So essentially this is the point at which people feel they're being ripped off. They don't mind paying for the cost of a movie, and they don't mind giving the actors and director a fair share of profit, but when they have to keep paying and paying without any end in sight...
If people don't want to keep paying, they don't have to continue viewing the movie.
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Apples and oranges. The judges haven't been approved because the Senate D's don't have the numbers, being the minority, to outright reject them. Should they rubber stamp everyone who gets nominated? How does the Sentate's judicial approval process in any way relate to the House's procedures for votes?
I might need to re-open my geography book from something like sixth grade. As I recall there is a NORTH America and a SOUTH America. You are a frickin idiot.
You do (I hope) realize that the Bible is not grounded in historical fact? It's a collection of stories intended to teach those who choose to follow it.
I know I'm a little late in responding to this, but I always twinge when I read or hear someone saying that the Bible is the end-all-be-all of knowledge.
If people don't want to keep paying, they don't have to continue viewing the movie.