Sam Seder
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Sam Unloads On The Amy Coney Barrett Hearing
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October 13, 2020
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5:32Now PlayingAmy Coney Barrett's Senate hearing began today, and Sam Seder gives us his thoughts on it.
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The first day of confirmation hearings for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett featured plenty of fiery speeches -- many of them aimed at next month's presidential election rather than the nominee herself.
Democrats focused more on the Affordable Care Act, and Trump's backing of a lawsuit that would invalidate the law -- a hearing scheduled for November 10. Republicans defended the decision to confirm Barrett so close to the election and sought to preempt any questions about her Catholic faith, mainly by criticizing Democratic comments from 2017.
In fact, viewers might be forgiven if they forgot at times that this was a Supreme Court confirmation rather than a political convention.
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