I had a 'naughty' thought:  What if Trump were to nominate more than
   one SC nominee, say five of them, and ask the Republican majority in
   the Senate to confirm as many of them as they saw fit to.  The first
   one confirmed would replace RBG.   The rest would fill the upcoming
   openings in the SC as they occurred over the next 10 years.
   Is that "legal"?    The US Constitution says that the President
   appoints...check.  It requires Senate "consent".   Check, check, check,
   check, check.
   The Democrats have already said they will "pack the court".   Check,
   check, check, check, check.
                   Jim Bell

   On Tuesday, September 22, 2020, 06:18:22 PM PDT, Zenaan Harkness
   <zen@freedbms.net> wrote:
   >For any who missed the memo, Andrew Anglin has been eviscerating the
   Alt-right for many moons now.  A contemporary example:
   >   The People Telling You Not to Vote for Trump Because He was a Bad
   Daddy are Evil

   [1]https://dailystormer.su/the-people-telling-you-not-to-vote-for-trump
   -because-he-was-a-bad-daddy-are-evil/

References

   1. https://dailystormer.su/the-people-telling-you-not-to-vote-for-trump-because-he-was-a-bad-daddy-are-evil/