2020 has been a sh!tshow of colossal proportions. Like the morning after a night of bad Mexican food, only 290 of those nights in a row. But one highlight shining out throughout all the suck was Amy Coney Barrett. We were expecting her hearings to be World War Eleventy, but instead Democrats just didn't have the strength. Even if they did, Barrett was just simply better than them (see SENATOR CORNYN ASKS TO SEE AMY CONEY BARRETT'S NOTES. SHE HOLDS UP A BLANK NOTEBOOK! and SEN. COONS ATTACKS AMY CONEY BARRETT'S INTEGRITY. HER RESPONSE IS PITCH-PERFECT.). As if the Glorious ACB didn't impress enough on her own, here's Laura Wolk, a former law student of Barrett's and the first blind person to clerk at the Supreme Court.

She credits Barrett for her being the first blind person to clerk at the Supreme Court.

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I poured out all my concerns—not just about technology and my worries about failing classes, but all the burdens I currently carried as a disabled woman navigating a brand new environment. When I finished, Judge Barrett leaned forward and looked at me intently. "Laura," said, with the same measured conviction that we have seen displayed throughout her entire nomination process, "this is no longer your problem. It's my problem."

The Judiciary Committee vote is scheduled for October 22. Knowing Cocaine Mitch, he'll probably have the full Senate vote on October 23. Anything can happen between now and then. More specifically, Democrats will try to make anything happen between now and then. Amy Coney Barrett will not take her place as rightful heir to Ruth Bader Ginsburg until that 51st vote is cast, so we don't want to jinx anything.

But still, the whole week had a strong sense of "A Star is Born" to it.

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