He's not Donald Trump, but he inadvertently got laughs when he said John Hancock wrote his name "bigly.
This man noted that his children still "have PTSD from mutton busting." He's not Donald Trump, but he inadvertently got laughs when he said John Hancock wrote his name "bigly." This man said that "42" was the answer to the ultimate question of life in a humorous conversation with Ted Cruz. The most famous son of former EPA administrator Anne Burford, he was branded "absurd" by Al Franken, who objected to this man's support of the company in the so-called "frozen trucker" case. Despite being ranked as "well-qualified" by the American Bar Association, Democrats claim this man stole the position that should have gone to Merrick Garland. For 10 points, name this judge who replaced the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
This man noted that his children still "have PTSD from mutton busting."
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