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===NOT pro-life===

===NOT pro-life===

*<span id="Kethledge"></span id>Raymond Kethledge:

*<span id="Kethledge"></span id>Raymond Kethledge:

::joined a decision that favorably cited a precedent censoring a pro-life advertisement, and held against allowing a [[Christian]] advertisement too.  In addition, Kethledge refused to join a concurrence by conservative Judge Boggs that would have established the greatest protection of "[[strict scrutiny]]" for infringements on the [[Second Amendment]] right to keep and bear arms.   

::joined a decision that favorably cited a precedent censoring a pro-life advertisement, and held against allowing a [[Christian]] advertisement too.  In addition, Kethledge refused to join a concurrence by conservative Judge Boggs that would have established the greatest protection of "[[strict scrutiny]]" for infringements on the [[Second Amendment]] right to keep and bear arms.   

::Judge Kethledge also ruled 2-1 against Immigration Services to allow an illegal alien, who had illegally overstayed his visa by 10 years, to challenge the denial of a new employment visa application.  ''Patel v. United States Citizenship & Immigration Servs''., 732 F.3d 633 (6th Cir. 2013) (Kethledge holding that an illegal alien who had overstayed his prior visa by 10 years nevertheless has legal standing to challenge the denial of a petition for a new employment visa by a new prospective employer).  That was too much for even a Clinton-appointed judge, who dissented.

::Judge Kethledge also ruled 2-1 against Immigration Services to allow an illegal alien, who had illegally overstayed his visa by 10 years, to challenge the denial of a new employment visa application.  ''Patel v. United States Citizenship & Immigration Servs''., 732 F.3d 633 (6th Cir. 2013) (Kethledge holding that an illegal alien who had overstayed his prior visa by 10 years nevertheless has legal standing to challenge the denial of a petition for a new employment visa by a new prospective employer).  That was too much for even a Clinton-appointed judge, who dissented.

::Kethledge also reversed a deportation order of a CRIMINAL ALIEN who had lied about a drug conviction and been convicted of grand theft auto, which Kethledge argued was not an aggravated felony. ''See Van Don Nguyen v. Holder'', 571 F.3d 524 (2009).<ref>https://twitter.com/AnnCoulter/status/1014596302502539266</ref>

::Kethledge also reversed a deportation order of a CRIMINAL ALIEN who had lied about a drug conviction and been convicted of grand theft auto, which Kethledge argued was not an aggravated felony. ''See Van Don Nguyen v. Holder'', 571 F.3d 524 (2009). He has made other pro-migration decisions.<ref>Mason, Ian (July 4, 2018). [https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/07/04/ann-coulter-slams-open-borders-zealots-on-trumps-scotus-shortlist-backs-kavanaugh/ Ann Coulter Slams ‘Open Borders Zealots’ on Trump’s SCOTUS Shortlist, Backs Kavanaugh]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved July 4, 2018.</ref>

*Joan L. Larsen:

*Joan L. Larsen:

::a feminist law professor who declared that there is sexism in law; she has repeatedly mentioned ''Roe v. Wade'' without criticizing it; she clerked for Justice Scalia but many of his clerks were not pro-life; she has no federal judgeship experience and is similar to David Souter in her weakness in writing ability, which makes her susceptible to influence by the liberal media.

::a feminist law professor who declared that there is sexism in law; she has repeatedly mentioned ''Roe v. Wade'' without criticizing it; she clerked for Justice Scalia but many of his clerks were not pro-life; she has no federal judgeship experience and is similar to David Souter in her weakness in writing ability, which makes her susceptible to influence by the liberal media.