Guess Who Was Spotted at the WH IMMEDIATELY After Obama’s SCOTUS Announcement?
Terresa Monroe-HamiltonThursday, March 17, 2016
http://patriotupdate.com/guess-spotted-wh-immediately-obamas-scotus-announcement/Doesn’t that just figure. Right after Obama announces his SCOTUS pick, Judge Merrick Garland, Planned Parenthood’s Cecile Richards was spotted slinking around the White House. Merrick’s abortion stance is unknown, but if Obama gave him the nod, it’s a good bet he’s all for it. I can tell you this though, Garland is anti-gun in the extreme and pro-EPA. That’s all you need to know not to want the guy. Even though McConnell has sworn to not even consider Obama’s pick before the next presidency, word on the street is that McConnell will shepherd Garland’s confirmation through during the lame-duck session if Clinton wins. If any of this is true, we will be screwed from all sides and the Constitution will be on life support.
From the Conservative Tribune:
On Wednesday morning in the Rose Garden of the White House, President Barack Obama announced that he would be nominating federal Judge Merrick Garland to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia.
Even setting aside the election year complications of this nomination to the highest court, conservatives would be hard-pressed to offer up their support for the moderate Garland, seeing as how he has ruled against the Second Amendment in the past.
But Garland’s positions on a variety of social issues remain unclear as well, despite his sitting on a federal bench in D.C. since being appointed during the Clinton administration.
It’s extremely worrisome that Richards would be at the White House for a meeting with Obama and Garland right after Obama’s announcement. It certainly indicates that Garland is in the tank for Planned Parenthood and abortion. If he is being nominated, this would seem unethical to me. According to LifeNews, the entrance of Richards to the West Wing where Obama and Garland were has fueled speculation that the judge is indeed in favor of abortion, with the meeting between him and Richards serving as a chance for the high-profile abortion advocate to be reassured that the court would still lean in favor of allowing abortions on demand. This man must not be confirmed to the Court.
