Ben Shapiro Is SO MAD At Mitt Romney

Ben Shapiro is mad at Mitt Romney. Shapiro thinks it was disgraceful for voting for and giving a standing ovation to Ketanji Brown Jackson.

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Sam: We speculated that Lindsey Graham and Rand Paul refusing to dress in a manner that would allow them to vote on the floor of the senate was a petulant childish moronic way of appeasing the republican base by showing that they can be publicly disrespectful of Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Emma: I really wonder what their attire was right, like was it just you know and Paul had a middle finger on this t-shirt.

Sam: Yeah it's good f authority man I got it on my t-shirt. sorry, I can't get on the Senate floor. well if you have any doubt of that petulance that like I do does the conservative movement really care about like performative disrespect for performative disrespect for Ketanji Brown Jackson? Is it really are they really that childish? well ladies and gentlemen I give you the cool kid philosopher. one of the pillars of conservative intellectual thought in the country. the pope of the Jews Ben Shapiro.

Shapiro: Mitt Romney is from the reddest state in America he ran for president on the 2012 republican ticket. I see no excuse for Mitt Romney not only voting for this judicial nomination. I see no excuse for him giving it a standing ovation. I'm getting extraordinarily tired of republicans and conservatives doing this routine where every time somebody wins a high position he's either elected to it like Barack Obama or he's selected to it by Ketanji Brown Jackson then confirmed. and this person happens to embody a philosophy that is antithetical to everything conservatives believe they still stand up and they applaud the historic nature. all the historic nature. Who cares? I mean really, who cares? if we are supposed to be aiming for a society in which we actually judge people based on the quality of their character. and based on their politics and philosophy you know the things that actually matter in politics and philosophy. then I don't understand why there are so many republicans who feel the necessity to sort of virtue signal that oh my gosh we have a black woman on the supreme court. We have a black female vice president. We've had a black female secretary of state. We've had a black president. like can we get over this at a certain point? When are we just saying at what point can we finally just say let's look at the person as opposed to the intersectional characteristics? and if you're a republican doing this you're just as bad as democrats who do it. well here's Kamala harris announcing it the vote and suddenly you have mitt Romney on his feet cheering.