25 Mar 22
@fmf saidI'm curious how Graham would answer his own question.
"On a scale of one to ten, how faithful would you say you are?"
A question from Lindsay Graham to Kitanji Brown Jackson.
Are any Christians cheering this sort of thing on?
And I wonder how Graham would've reacted if Jackson had immediately answered 10.
@josephw saidIn a way, Graham did. He said he "only goes to church three times a year" which speaks volumes about how shallow his notion of faith is. It reminds me of PB1022/Romans1009 pressing me to tell him how often I went to church and how many sermons had I heard in his efforts to "prove" I was never a Christian.
I'm curious how Graham would answer his own question.
@suzianne saidYes, I too can think of two reasons why Amy Coney Barrett was nominated and appointed [and I don't think her intention to strike down Roe v Wade was the less important of the two]. She wasn't appointed because she was an experienced judge, because that was not the case. That aside, Graham's supposed "question" for Jackson was not about Jackson, it was about how Amy Coney Barrett's faith was turned into an issue in 2020.
She was nominated for one reason and one reason only.
Okay, maybe two reasons.
26 Mar 22
@fmf saidDuh! I mean... I [DO] think her intention to strike down Roe v Wade was the less important of the two
Yes, I too can think of two reasons why Amy Coney Barrett was nominated and appointed [and I don't think her intention to strike down Roe v Wade was the less important of the two].
27 Mar 22
@fmf saidI always found Graham a spineless phony.
In a way, Graham did. He said he "only goes to church three times a year" which speaks volumes about how shallow his notion of faith is. It reminds me of PB1022/Romans1009 pressing me to tell him how often I went to church and how many sermons had I heard in his efforts to "prove" I was never a Christian.