[The Urban Sombrero]

Oh of course you do. The problem with your argument is just this, it is a red herring. My point had nothing to do with any sort of comparison to Hillary and Adolf. No, my point had to do with a comparison between the general populace of Germany and the USA. The Germans knew old Adolf was a seamy character and supported him anyway because he promised them the moon.

If it makes you feel any better Obama did the same thing when he campaigned for the White House, and Hillary is no slouch to that end either. She's promising everything from free education to free childcare, again, promising her constituents the moon. And forgive me, they like you are all too eager to see her ascend to the highest office in the land.

I said the Court would be slanted to the left for the next 50 years, and it would. If you insist on burying your head there is not a lot I can do about it, but I'd suggest you give your next tirade a little more thought before you accuse me suggesting Hillary or Obama, for that matter, could or would try to take the US down the same road Germany went down prior to WW2. The whole idea is so absurd on it's face as to be laughable. What do you think Hitler would have done with the DADT, or the CBC? :please:

Now, a liberal Supreme Court? That is an altogether different animal. Your boy Soros is 86 and too old to benefit, but the liberal world he longs to see might not be all that far behind him under a Clinton seeded Supreme Court. The complaint of the Church over the past 2 generations however, hasn't been about the NAZI's, it has been that America is moving closer to being like Sodom, and farther away from being like the conservative bastion she was in the 50's, as was so vividly on display in the Eisenhower speech we've been discussing.

You dredged up the ghost of Hitler and the Nazis. Are you suggesting that those voting for Hillary are as the German people who supported Hitler? These are the sorts of analogies that, in my view, taint you with extremism.

As for the SCOTUS as we move forward, I'm not sure HRC (if elected) will get to appoint any more than the present vacancy, in terms of replacing a conservative with a more liberal jurist. 2020 might be the pivotal election for SCOTUS appointments