What's that? You don't?

Ok well how about two years later? In May of 2010 Obama nominated Elena Kagan. Remember all those unhinged righties who howled, screamed & cursed up a storm from a makeshift podium with hundreds of people behind them waving professionally-produced signs saying "Kan Kagan!!"?

Don't remember that either?
Neither do I.

And just for a little context:

Sonja Sotomayor was/is a committed leftist. (As anyone Obama would appoint had to be.) She consistently injected race into her speeches & judicial qualifications stating on multiple occasions how a "wise Latina would reach better conclusions than a white male." 
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/06/05/sotomayor.speeches/
Imagine the firestorm if, during its vetting, the press finds a statement (just one) by Brett Kavanaugh saying "a white male should reach better decisions than any Hispanic woman." The test, of course, is not how your background, upbringing or race affects how you reach conclusions, the test is do you have knowledge of & are you able to interpret the constitution?

--> 23% of senate Republicans voted to confirm Sotomayor.

Elena Kagen was/is a committed leftist. (As any president of the Harvard Law School has to be.) Kagen is credited for "the queering the Harvard Law School" & had performed same-sex marriages prior to the marriage issue coming before the court. Despite being clearly partial on the matter Kagen did not recuse herself.
https://bereanresearch.org/how-elena-kagan-helped-queer-ha…/
Her vote in Obergefell v. Hodges was the deciding one in a 5-4 decision that required all 50 states to perform & recognize the marriages of same-sex couples.

In 2009, as Soliciter General, Kagen argued on behalf of the Affordable Care Act before the Supreme Court. Just over a year later, as a Justice on the same court, Kagen again did not recognize her own conflict & did not recuse herself. 
http://www.slate.com/…/obamacare_and_the_supreme_court_shou…
Her refusal to recuse herself & not hear the case resulted in a ruling that penalized millions of Americans for being too poor to afford health insurance.

--> 12% of senate Republicans voted to confirm Kagen.

Did you catch all the conservative protests over all this?
Neither did I.

Why where there none? Because we understand something President Obama stated quite clearly - "Elections have consequences. We won."

Its not about crying when you don't like the way things are going, its about developing a message the American people gravitate toward and winning some elections. R's have done it lately, D's haven't. Its really just that simple.

To bad Lefties don’t care about the past or laws when their Feelings are played into.  Politadick