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?????????????????????????????????????????????????Friday, January 29, 2016
Hillary says appointing Barack Obama to the Supreme Court would be 'a great idea'
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton fielded a variety of questions at a town hall event in Iowa on Tuesday, including an unexpected one - would she nominate President Obama to the Supreme Court?
Clinton went on to say she agreed with the questioner's initial assertion - that America's next president could have the opportunity to appoint up to three Supreme Court justices - and said 'the Supreme Court, unfortunately, has been heading in the wrong direction' in recent years.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3419638/Hillary-says-appointing-Barack-Obama-Supreme-Court-great-idea.html#ixzz3yZS3sNOy
By J. Taylor Rushing, U.s. Political Reporter, For Dailymail.com-27 January 2016
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton gets plenty of whack-a-doodle questions during her campaign rallies, but one in particular on Tuesday struck her fancy: Would she nominate President Barack Obama to the Supreme Court?
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton gets plenty of whack-a-doodle questions during her campaign rallies, but one in particular on Tuesday struck her fancy: Would she nominate President Barack Obama to the Supreme Court?
'Wow,
what a great idea!' Clinton said during a campaign stop in which she
had offered her microphone to front-row listeners after her stump
speech. A middle-aged man had asked the question shortly and simply.
'Nobody has ever suggested that to me
Wow,' Clinton said. 'I love that. Wow. He may have a few other things to
do, but I'll tell you, it's a great idea.'
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton fielded a variety of questions at a town hall event in Iowa on Tuesday, including an unexpected one - would she nominate President Obama to the Supreme Court?
Clinton went on to say she agreed with the questioner's initial assertion - that America's next president could have the opportunity to appoint up to three Supreme Court justices - and said 'the Supreme Court, unfortunately, has been heading in the wrong direction' in recent years.
'We need new justices who actually
understand the challenges we face. I can't tell if it's just naivete or
if its ideological, theoretical views,' she said.
Clinton slammed the Court's recent
judgments on the Voting Rights Act, of which a provision was stripped
out, as well as the Citizens United decision, which allowed corporations
to funnel money towards political candidates as free speech.
She then stepped back to note that
'three sets of billionaires are running ads against me,' ostensibly
referring to GOP front-runner Donald Trump and the Republican-aligned
Koch Brothers.
Former New York City Mayor Michael
Bloomberg, also a billionaire, is flirting with the idea of a
presidential run but has not yet aired any ads.
'I would certainly take that under
advisement,' Clinton told a crowd of about 450 inside a ballroom. 'I
mean he's brilliant, and he can set forth an argument, and he was a law
professor, so he's got all the credentials.'