CNN White House correspondent Jeremy Diamond isn’t quite sure what to make of RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel’s suggesting that President Joe Biden would nominate Hillary Clinton to the Supreme Court:
Well, this is a new one. RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel just warned a crowd at Trump's Lansing, Michigan rally that Biden will pack the court AND nominate @HillaryClinton to the Supreme Court.
— Jeremy Diamond (@JDiamond1) October 27, 2020
Is it a new one, though? See, if Jeremy’s colleagues at CNN spent more time paying attention to what their competition that isn’t Fox News is up to, they might’ve informed him that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough thinks President Biden should do exactly that. To stick it to Republicans for breaking the rules, of course:
Morning Joe called for this yesterday https://t.co/50QIf1X7Ls pic.twitter.com/Or8dNTpe5A
— JERRY DUNLEAVY (@JerryDunleavy) October 27, 2020
Here it is:
What a great birthday gift it will be next year for @HillaryClinton when she is one of the three new Supreme Court justices appointed through the Judiciary Reform Act of 2021. Thanks for the idea, guys. Only your colleagues’ thuggish behavior made it possible.#ReformTheCourt https://t.co/9Ae4PVnH1Q
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) October 27, 2020
So, Jeremy, for what it’s worth, Joe Scarborough is banking on doing exactly what Ronna McDaniel is warning that Joe Biden will do. And Scarborough’s not the only one who’s salivating at the prospect:
#ReformTheCourt has a good ring to it.
— Howard Hudson (@hwrdhdsn) October 27, 2020
Great idea! Thank you @JudiciaryGOP. #ReformTheCourt #RETRIBUTION
— Lori Castellano?♀️⚖ ?? (@LoriCastellano) October 27, 2020
“Retribution.” Well, that does seem to be the Democrats’ mantra. And it’s never steered them wrong before!
Omg I love this!!!!! Ding ding ding u win the internet!
— Whitney C ? #voteblue #FBR ? (@quitethewhit) October 27, 2020
That would be a dream come true.
— Norma Cooper (@6cats4us) October 27, 2020
An excellent idea!
— Not *that* Michelle Williams (@AchenneW64) October 27, 2020
There are plenty more where that came from. And Joe Biden is nothing if not open to influence.
So maybe McDaniel has a point, huh?
