My next Supreme Court nomination


Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh isn’t a pro-life advocate. 

Kavanaugh ruled with all of the liberal Supreme Court Justices and John Roberts on December 10 in refusing to hear a case brought forth by Kansas and Louisiana on whether states can stop Medicaid funding of Planned Parenthood.

Keep in mind this is the same Brett Kavanaugh liberals and abortion activists claimed hates women and was a rapist. The same guy whose reputation Senate Democrats tried to ruin with false sexual assault allegations. The same guy who was the most moderate conservative of President Trump’s potential replacements for retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy. 

Conservative speaker Ben Shapiro wasn’t surprised that Kavanaugh became a moderate and sided with liberals.

Regardless of Shapiro’s opinion, Kavanaugh’s stance against pro-life legislature shows he can’t be relied upon when it comes to cases limiting abortions in states and a potential overturning of Roe V. Wade.

I’m not saying Kavanaugh is a bad person. I still think he is a good man, but it’s clear he doesn’t take his Catholic faith seriously when it comes to protecting unborn children from being killed by abortion or that individual states like Kansas and Louisiana should have the right to limit abortion in their own states, which includes cutting up public funding for Planned Parenthood. Neither does John Roberts or Joe Biden Democrats who support abortion. 

It’s clear conservatives need another conservative judge on the Supreme Court soon if we are to stop Planned Parenthood, overturn Roe V. Wade, and bring power on limiting abortion access back to the states. 

A real conservative judge.

One woman is a good candidate to fill the next empty seat on the Supreme Court: Judge Amy Coney Barrett of the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. 

Barrett is a strong Catholic. I would say she is more Catholic than Brett Kavanaugh is when it comes to abortion and protecting the rights of unborn children as human beings. 


Barrett has less experience as a judge, but that shouldn’t discourage American conservatives and republicans from supporting her to fill the next empty seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. Remember, Donald Trump won the Presidency in 2016 even though he wasn’t a political or ran for public office before.

Judge Barrett also has experience facing Senate Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee. 

Barrett’s Catholic faith came under attack by California Senator Dianne Feinstein when Barrett was nominated by Trump as a 7th Circuit Court judge. The same Feinstein who leaked the false allegations against Kavanaugh during his confirmation battle back in September.  

I already discussed Feinstein’s radical anti-Catholic bias in an earlier article. Feinstein believes that Catholics can’t mentally and physically hold leadership roles and public office just because they are Catholics. It would be interesting to see Barrett go up against these blatant anti-Catholic Democrats again. 

Barrett has continued to gain more experience by serving as a Circuit Court judge. She was in the running to fill Justice Anthony Kennedy’s seat, which Kavanaugh was ultimately nominated and confirmed to, and she would make a good Supreme Court Justice.

Despite Kavanaugh’s ruling to not hear a pro-life case, his confirmation to the Supreme Court is still a victory for Republicans and conservatives. Democrats who opposed Kavanaugh lost in key 2018 Midterm Elections. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri) was replaced by conservative Senator-elect Josh Hawley (R-Missouri). 

Kavanaugh’s confirmation win was a victory for the American people. It helped contribute to Republicans maintaining control of the U.S. Senate and expanding their Senate majority in the 2018 Midterm Elections.  

Normal Americans showed the Democrat Party that you can’t just accuse anyone—men and women alike—of false allegations. The presumption of “Innocent until proven guilty” still stands, and we will continue to safeguard and protect our rights and freedoms. 




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