“Of course voters deserve to know. This is how seriously President Trump took his promises to the American people. He put out a list with the very names of who he would put on the Supreme Court. He didn’t owe that to voters, but he gave it to them because he’s transparent and wanted voters to know exactly where he stands,” McEnany told “Fox & Friends.”
McEnany said voters deserve to know if Biden will reshape the judiciary and eliminate the filibuster which would reshape the legislature.
“Voters deserve to know and that was a really elitist remark from Joe Biden,” McEnany said.
McEnany rips Biden’s dodge on court packing as ‘elitist’
- by: Joshua Nelson
- 10.12.20
- Source:
Fox News
- 10/13/2020
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