Reply #19: I disagree,

[necso]

it's not like Senators vote (have voted, will vote) directly on RvW. So expecting that people will associate an overturn with the GOP and turn against them is a leap of faith (they can always claim that they just didn't know). And there's no lack of issues to fire up the fundies, who with a huge victory in-hand will be even more fired-up.

Besides, some Dems will probably have voted for the Justices who will be responsible, so the neocons can point to bipartisan support.

In any event, confirming this guy will be a blow against women's rights, minority rights, individual rights, etc, and his support of state power is dangerous, especially given the "dissent is treason" mentality of this misadministration.