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Watch The Left Go Crazy On Twitter Over Trump’s SCOTUS Pick

Surely, something as dull as a judicial nomination won’t inspire hyperbole and hysteria, will it? If you think so, congratulations on having never been on social media.

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President Trump’s second nomination to the Supreme Court was announced last night and the political and legal world reacted, especially on Twitter. I rounded up some of the best of those reactions and brought them to you.

Surely, something as dull as a judicial nomination won’t inspire hyperbole and hysteria, will it? If you think so, congratulations on having never been on social media.

But it wasn’t all bad. Conservative reaction to Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination was fairly subdued.

Though some thought the pick could’ve been better.

People also got a little silly.

And even triumphant.

Then, there was the reaction from the Left. Some were so angered that they didn’t even have time to learn the name of the judge that they now hate.

Other attacks were clearly written once Judge Amy Barrett was no longer thought to be the nominee.

Some were hung up on Merrick Garland, which is kind of like still being mad about Herbert Hoover.

The junior-varsity Sid Blumenthal added to the furor, too.

Others talked about some show on Hulu or something.

It’s a welcome change from Harry Potter analogies, I guess. But most common was the garden-variety hyperbole that greets any Republican president’s nominee:

As usual, former governor and future unindicted co-conspirator Terry McAuliffe set the standard for innumerate hackery.

Millions! That all sounds pretty serious. Fortunately, we know that elections have consequences, and we all know the consequence for Senate Democrats of the last election: