Trump's new Nazi girl Coney

Casting adoring looks at hew new orange master, Coney told us that she would above all rule in favor of the law.

Then she told us that actually, she would follow her own warped ideology when dealing with issues such as removing women's reproductive rights and destroying Obamacare---existing laws. In other words, she lied--she will be a loyal Trump stooge and Republican puppet.

I'm sure she'll phone Trump before voting on any decision. I also wouldn't be surprised if she dropped by the White House once a week to give him a "judge with benefits" oral sex session. That's no doubt part of their agreement.

 "warped ideology" ???? -  "I also wouldn't be surprised if she dropped by the White House once a week to give him a "judge with benefits" oral sex session"

Your last paragraph should just point out to all what a pathetic ass you really are!

everything on the kitchen sink was pretty civil until you have returned!

 "warped ideology" ???? -  "I also wouldn't be surprised if she dropped by the White House once a week to give him a "judge with benefits" oral sex session"

She is a cult member and that isn't hyperbole.  She is a member of the People of Praise which is the cult the book A Handmaid's Tale is based upon. Her group calls their female members handmaids.  

Cult member? You mean like the lying liberal cult? No comparison - just DemocRatic hatred, on display AGAIN.

Poor David! He is so blind he can't see the truth when it smacks him in the face. 

Poor Mark, once again buying into DemocRatic spin. But that is nothing new for him - just check his track record on his past postings on this forum.

Spin? Is she or is she not a member of that group?  Is that group the basis of A Handmaid's Tale? Was she referred to as a handmaid by members of that group? Did she refer to herself as a handmaid? 

These are simple questions David.

Try something new - read just what the People of Praise are all about. Then apologize.

I did read several articles David.  Here is one from Newsweek.

Amy Coney Barrett, a favorite to be President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, is affiliated with a type of Christian religious group that served as inspiration for Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel, The Handmaid's Tale.

The charismatic Christian parachurch organization, which was founded in South Bend, Indiana in 1971, teaches that men have authority over their wives.

Members of People of Praise are assigned to personal advisers of the same sex—called a "head" for men and "handmaid" for women, until the rise in popularity of Atwood's novel and the television series based on it forced a change in the latter.

But some former members have described how "heads" and "handmaids"—now known as "leaders"—can play a huge role in the lives of members, such as directing their choice of partner, where they live and how they raise children.

One former member, Emily DeClerq Flannery, told The Tribune that she was thrown out of the group for dating a male member.

She also said that she had gotten into trouble with the group for drinking alcohol and that women in a group meeting had reported her when she spoke about her coming to terms with her sexuality.

"They're very watchful of their people. They report things to your heads if they see you out doing things you're not supposed to be doing. It's very much a Big Brother type of thing," she said.

Lent told The Tribune that any person who admits to homosexual activity, or any other "ongoing, deliberate, unrepentant wrongdoing," would be expelled.

People of Praise believes that only married couples should have sex, and that marriage is only between a man and a woman, Lent added