Amy Coney Barrett joins the Supreme Court.

Democrats lose their minds, and the media continue to white night for Joe Biden as we move one week from the 2020 election.

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But of course, there's been a ceremony at the White House for nearly every Supreme Court pick of the last 20 years. Ruth Bader Ginsburg had one. So Tamayo had one. Elena Kagan had one. This is nothing new. It's just people who hate Trump are mad that Amy Coney-Barrant went to the White House at all. And President Trump spoke at this event.

He suggested this was a momentous day for the Constitution of the United States.

This is a... all. President Trump spoke at this event. He suggested this was a momentous day for the Constitution

of the United States. This is a momentous day for America, for the United States Constitution,

and for the fair and impartial rule of law. The Constitution is the ultimate defense of American liberty. The faithful application of the law

is the cornerstone of our republic. That is why, as president, I have no more solemn obligation

and no greater honor than to appoint Supreme Court justices.

And President Trump continued, and he said it was fitting that Amy Coney-Barrant would fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

See, this, of course, was designed to lead to endless nights of screaming for Democrats who are very, very upset that Ruth Bader Ginsburg,

who, of course, was on the wild left of the court, who decided that the Constitution was basically to be read like left-wing poetry, that she is going to be supplanted

by Amy Coney-Barrant, who obviously is a textualist and a constitutionalist and an

originalist who believes that laws actually mean what they say and say what they mean.

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