OPINION

Biden rarely answers questions and won’t answer many important ones, including whether he supports calls by Democrats to repeal the Senate filibuster and expand the Supreme Court to add liberal justices.

Throughout his presidency, President Trump has continued to focus on creating the kind of disruptive changes for which his supporters voted.

Democrats and their media allies are saying it would unfair for Senate Republicans to fill a seat in this election year when we refused to do so in the last presidential election year. But any close examination of the facts shows that it is perfectly fair and consistent.

It is clear that everyone – no matter their partisan affiliation – saw righteousness in Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

I can say without reservation that Amy Coney Barrett would be the ideal Supreme Court pick.

Ginsburg fought for women’s rights in the workplace and for gender equality. As a feminist, I saw her as a symbol of the feminist movement.

If Mitch McConnell presses forward in ramming through a Supreme Court nominee in the next few weeks, the work of Justice Ginsburg and the rights of millions of Americans will be at risk with a 6-3 conservative majority on the high court.

Extremism is in at CNN — a symptom of cognitive failure. For to hold such extreme notions, you must embrace the irrational. As for real problems? Just deny.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett would make a most worthy successor to RBG.

Conservatives and Republicans have what they claim to have wanted since judicial activism became the norm in the 1960s.