Emphasis mine.

:rofl: Just can’t get past the drawbridge.

You just agreed with @Ben_Natuf when he said “not because she’s qualified” (your motte). You even quoted it.

Read the quote again.

Again I agreed with all 4.

Are you ok this morning?

Question asked. Question answered.

One your motte, 3 out on the bailey.

It wasn’t a dumb question. It was asked to see if she would answer that a woman is a female or refuse to do so because she is in alignment with the woke lib transgender supporting crowd.

She refused to do so which revealed a great deal. This is why the libs are so pissed off at the question.

We already suspected that this was the only kind Brandon would support anyway. :roll_eyes:

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Well I tried. :man_shrugging:t5:

Not sure how you have access to the entire internet and still get it wrong.

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not exactly wrong.

how many serving federal judges are not qualified? how many were disqualified due to a lack of qualification? i’ll help you out here
 zero. the qualified qualifier is a kinard, there are no unqualified federal judges. since “qualified” is a non factor within the pool, that leaves only three qualifiers. liberal black woman. and biden never mentioned liberal as a qualifier. 97% of qualified persons were eliminated solely based on race/gender. of the 3% remaining, since there were only 3 finalists, 90% were eliminated because they weren’t liberal enough.

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If everything else is equal, why is it a problem?

So, is being qualified a factor or not?

why is it not a problem?

if your pool is sitting federal judges? no, its not. they’re all qualified.

Okay. For some reason, this keeps wavering.

So, if all else is at least roughly equal, what is the problem with nominating a black woman?

nobody said it was a problem to nominate one. how is it not a problem to eliminate 97% of the qualified pool based on race/gender?

Well, given that 99% of the court has been white, and like 95% has been male, with no black women. And most of those nominations excluded people of color and women.

Why not redress this imbalance? If we really are a country of equality, why not show it?

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equality =/= equity

however; there is equity

you cannot cure a wrong perception of racism with real racism

13% of the federal judiciary is black. 12% of the population is black. where’s the problem?

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Hmm. Got any stats on this?

Would you or I be “qualified”? If the answer is “no” the there must be some level of qualifications necessary.

You are selecting from a pool of law degreed judges/lawyers. That pool is already smaller than the pool would be if you allow college educated (no degree or law experience) judges.

there are currently 147 active article III judges who are black. there are 890 active article III judges.

147/890=16.5%

see, i was wrong. they are over represented.

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Thanks Biden and Obama!

what a bunch of crap.

you are now trying to argue that elliminating 97% of the known qualified pool based on race/gender is somehow not so bad because of some imaginary number of other unknown people who may be qualified that were never and likely will never ever be looked at. do you somehow fantasize the statistic will somehow get better by doing this? Who else would be considered qualified? Maybe lawyers who have argued cases before the SCOTUS would. How many do you suppose there are? More importantly to your statistic, how many are black women? I’m guessing your statistic is going to get worse, not better.