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As she approached 80, - where the democrats controlled the senate and a lot l of people said, "well, maybe you should step down. "you've already had cancer. "maybe it's time." she didn't, she — because it's an - appointment for life — she stayed on the court- until the very last moment. she passed away and the . republicans were in charge of the senate and they put, within days, - they put a hard—right young . justice on the supreme court. brett kavanaugh? no, this was amy coney barrett. i mean, before that, . they literally — i mean, 0bama, in his last year in office, had another. opp...

Appointment for life. she stayed on the court until the very last moment she passed away and the republicans were in charge of the senate. and they put, within days, they put a hard right young justice no, this was amy coney barrett. i mean, before that, i they literally, i mean, 0bama in his last year in office, had another opportunity, - but by then the republicans had control of the senate. _ he couldn't get his- nominee even a hearing. and that's how brett kavanaugh got on. l so it's critical at this momentl where there's a 50—50 senate with a tie breaking vote _ with vice president kama...

Disputed donbas areas but that ukraine would no longer object to those territories being an russian control. if putin manages to ring that out of the now practically under fire ukrainian government, then without firing a shot, he's gotten from this massive troop buildup what he couldn't get at the negotiating table through the minsk process. and in that way, if you ukraine blink blinks and allows him control of those territories, then this would also rob some of the sanctions that are on russia right now of their legal basis. so, you know, that would be a way of avoiding war. but in the end, t...