DARDVADER

It's like CORKY said.

Cannon still thinks Trump is going to show his gratitude by appointing her to the U.S. Supreme Court.

But there's only 8 months to go before he loses support in the Senate and she can't get confirmed. Plus, Alito has to be the sacrificial goat.

Trump is walking a fine line and daylight's burning.

I have a doubt. I doubt that even if Alito resigned today Trump would still not be able to browbeat enough Republican Senators to confirm Judge Cannon.

Some who can are already jumping ship because of Trump's declining approval numbers . . . at last report have dropped into the teens.

Just a thought.

Trump does have a history of using and abusing his most ardent female supporters. Her fate may be determined on whether Jack Smith can get her ruling overturned on appeal by the 11th Circuit. The odds are Smith will succeed, based on Cannen's opinion that Jack Sith's appointment as Special Council was unconstitutional and therefore, illegal.

If Cannon gets overturned that's the point when Trump will throw her on the scrap heap. Maybe not immediately but, esentially, her career will be in the dumpster.

If you all recall, Trump doesn't like losers.

NIXON

How do you spell PROOF?

Rumors, inuendo and personal opinions about a promise of a seat on the Supreme Court won't hold up in court.

It's going to take a majority with a conscience in the Senate to rid the judicial system of this miscreant. If Trump nominates Cannon, the Senate has the only personal opinion that counts.

QCP

We still don't know if the "promise" was a quid pro quo verbal agreement with Cannon . . . or something she hoped she could achieve by demonstrating her unwavering devotion to Donald Trump.

Or was it made up out of whole cloth because it seemed to "fit" (with ample evidence) Trump's modus operandi.