It's metastatic pancreatic cancer. She'll more than likely die at some point within the next couple of years.
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She has to hang on until early January 3 when the new Congress is sworn in (assuming the Dems get the Senate) or January 20th when Biden is sworn in (fingers crossed).
Remember that there's no filibuster for court appointments because GOP obstructionism on lower court seats forced the Dems to change the rules when they had the majority during Obama's 2nd term -- this promptly bit us in the ass once the GOP reclaimed the majority and sort of demonstrates why changing the rules when you have power is only a good idea if you can keep power (i.e. winning elections comes before everything)
Alternatively if it appears that the voters punished moderate senators for their involvement in the Garland and Kavanaugh fiascos (in other words, if Susan Collins loses badly) it is at least possible that some of the vulnerable 2022 senators (Murkowski, Rubio, Portman, Toomey, Johnson) might defect.
No one said they wanted her to die, stop putting words in people's mouth.
they just want her to live another 6 months then whatever, big difference
It's liver cancer this time btw.
Sounds like you admit they want her to live and you are against that?
Personal attacks just make you seem desperate my man.
Circle jerk crew reporting in a I see. No one said they wanted her to die.
I didnt say anyone said they wanted her to die, im saying no one truly gives a shit so long as she lives another 6 months for personal political reasons
how about we just don't wish anyone dies or lives for political gains?
it shouldn't be that hard for ycs to just not wish death on someone or try to plan assassinations.
i think if we work together we can accomplish that
See, the good thing about reality is that I don't need to wish for anyone to die for them to actually die. My "wish" holds no more or less power than their "my faith is my shield" hilarity.
So no, D44k, I don't wish for anyone to die. She will die, however, and relatively soon.