How will Hillary get a left of center SCOTUS nominee through this senate if elected?

[99Forever]

I want to know how Hillary is going to get a strong left of center nominee through this senate.

[99Forever]

1. Equal time kick.

[Duckhunter935]

2. good question

Let's see if we get a straight answer from someone in the other thread.

[jfern]

3. Her supporters say she has magical powers with her twitter account

She solved the problems of high drug prices with one magical tweet. Surely she can do the same with this.

[rurallib]

4. maybe her coat tails and our work helps return the senate to democratic control

Just because they are in power today doesn't mean they have to be next year.

[Hoyt]

5. How would Sanders? Tell the Senate that's "a low blow" if they balk.

[99Forever]

7. Asked and answered in another thread.

Please keep up. This thread is about Hillary.

[Thinkingabout]

6. The same way anyone would select a nominee.

[bowens43]

8. First she won't be elected, second if she was she wouldn't try

hillary at best is a centrist. She is certainly no liberal.

[Go Vols]

9. winner

[99Forever]

10. I tend to agree with both points.

But it's only fair to offer Camp Weathervane an equal opportunity to explain what it is Hillary can do that Bernie can't.

Still waiting for a valid, honest answer.

[thesquanderer]

17. Third, she won't be working with this Senate.

I realize, this is simply a counter-thread, but both threads are kinda silly.

[craigmatic]

11. If we get back in this year the repubs won't have a choice same for Sanders.

[99Forever]

13. Okay.

And if "we" don't?

[craigmatic]

15. Woe to the republic

[arcane1]

12. I'm going to go ahead and bet 5 bucks that you will not get an honest answer.

Risky, I know

[99Forever]

14. Yessir, way out on a limb...

... you are.

(Like my Yoda impersonation?)

[NV Whino]

16. Easy

She would never nominate a left of center candidate.

[tritsofme]

18. We won't face this Senate. Any new Democratic president is likely to be joined by a

new Democratic majority it in the Senate. After this spectacle, the SCOTUS filibuster would be zapped in a second if they tried to block.

Though it seems most likely that a new president would send up the same nominee as Obama, if that person was still willing to serve.

[99Forever]

19. And this only applies to Hillary, eh?

[tritsofme]

20. I specifically didn't say that?

[99Forever]

21. I specifially asked.

Just trying to keep things equal.

[99Forever]

22. Apparently you chose a non-answer.

That's cool, because it actually is an answer. One that you don't have integrity enough to be honest about. Seems to happen a lot with Clinton and her people.

[tritsofme]

23. I have literally have no idea what you are talking about.

Your rant is an irrational one.

Your question is also poorly worded/thought out, the next president, Hillary or someone else, will face a different Senate, not this one.

My answer was that any new Democratic president is likely to enjoy a Democratic Senate majority and have a lot more leeway. Not sure how your head devolves this into a nonsensical rant about integrity and honesty. Strange...

[John Poet]

24. FIRST step:

1. Hell freezes over...