Mundine questions judges’ ability to understand the public’s feelings, telling them to “keep their heads down and do their jobs

Mundine questions judges’ ability to understand the public’s feelings, telling them to “keep their heads down and do their jobs.” The “public outrage” they are creating is not enough for them, he says, since they are “out to destroy democracy by the millions.”

“I am calling on all who have come before us today to listen to us and be willing to stand up and take responsibility for the future of our country.”

Mundine wants to take away any authority that judges have over the media and allow them to only issue “reasonable” rulings that are supported by the evidence. This approach also allows the right to be challenged, but must include more evidence.

“If you listen to the people who are not allowed to challenge the judges, you will find that they know their evidence is not in fact the truth,” he told supporters.

The president’s comments on the issue were met with criticism from the right, with President Donald Trump calling the comments “very, very bad.”

Mundine was not the only member of th하하 포커카지노 게임e Senate GOP to have weighed in on a judicial nominee who has since withdrawn before it was formally announced. Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) each said the nominations should be halted, while Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) said McConnell should consider removing all judges from the bench.

“If President Trump and the Senate Republicans get their way and refuse to even hold a hearing on Judge Merrick Garland to fill hi광주출장안마s Supreme Court seat until after mid-term elections,” Flake tweeted, “the United States Senate should begin to look like the House of Representatives — and not the Senate Judiciary Committee.”

The White House did not respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.