court. here we have a case where joe biden has committed himself to putting the first african-american woman on the supreme court. it should have happened a long, long time ago. elliott, i think we know what doc holiday meant when he put up america. any of these women will be the human embodiment of critical race theory and they re going to go after issues directly related to race. the argument against them will be highly racialized by republicans, because by love of america, they mean the uncritical of america s history when it comes to race, and particularly when it comes to black people. i wonder what you make of this opportunity that biden has and what he might do with it and if you have any tea leaves of who he might choose from this incredible list of judges. first let s dispense with the qualifications argument. all of the women that are being
or it s all punitive or the highly stringent idealogical regardless of their moral qualifications. you think of a kavanaugh and the same with clarence thomas, things we re accused of. to think that court has control over our bodies with two men like that is scandalous for a democracy. so what kind of moral i don t know, what kind of moral case ought biden make when it comes to his nominees? he will get attacked, because these are black women if he does elect a black woman. absolutely. just to lay out the playbook elliott was laying out, a former breyer clark was used in the same playbook you saw with judge sonia sotomayor.