“Leaving aside the obvious, unanimous choices of Lincoln and Washington, who are the presidents you would name as your personal favorites, and how would they inspire your new administration?”
A rather uncharitable offering today, seems to me.
As for Harris's likely response, I am reminded of a discussion one Sunday night when Rosselle Pekelis and Richard Sanders were hosted on a talk radio show during their campaigns for the Washington Supreme Court and asked who among all Justices did they believe they were most like. Pekelis went first and said something like " no-one because I am not like anybody else." Sanders said Felix Frankfurter, and offered comments about some of his decisions. After the commercial break, the host gave Pekelis another chance and she said "well I'd have to say Ginsburg because she is a Jewish woman like me."
Harris's responses during the two interviews she has given show an empty brain with no sense of time, place or history. Her choice would most likely default to the same identity ideology and choose new Justice Jackson because she is a black woman like me.
A rather uncharitable offering today, seems to me.
As for Harris's likely response, I am reminded of a discussion one Sunday night when Rosselle Pekelis and Richard Sanders were hosted on a talk radio show during their campaigns for the Washington Supreme Court and asked who among all Justices did they believe they were most like. Pekelis went first and said something like " no-one because I am not like anybody else." Sanders said Felix Frankfurter, and offered comments about some of his decisions. After the commercial break, the host gave Pekelis another chance and she said "well I'd have to say Ginsburg because she is a Jewish woman like me."
Harris's responses during the two interviews she has given show an empty brain with no sense of time, place or history. Her choice would most likely default to the same identity ideology and choose new Justice Jackson because she is a black woman like me.