[johnmecainrino]

The international moonbat filibustering from Switzerland. He also loves to blog to moonbat websites from there too.

To think that a lot of posters voted for third parties when this radical leftist commie was the other option is quite scary.

[KJC1]

Translation: blah blah blah, I'm bitter that I lost, blah blah blah.

[ozzymandus]

I'm confused. If Alito is really a tool of the rich and powerful, shouldn't rich and powerful people like kerry and kennedy want him on the SCOTUS?

[jveritas]

How pathetic this man is to announce the filibuster from Switzerland? How can someone reach in this position this level of incredible stupidity?

[new yorker 77]

If any of you are registered to post on The Daily Kook, please post over and over this: "Conservatives John Roberts and Sam Alito are constant reminders of George W. Bush for the next 30 years. Enjoy."

[SES1066]

Kerry is sorry that Bush lived up to his campaign promise even though he could have offered someone whom Kerry MIGHT have approved. Short of nominating Dr Dean or Hillary, I'd find it difficult to believe Mr Kerry and this is yet another reason I'm GLAD he is STILL licking his wounds in Switzerland and not at Camp David. Between Gore and Kerry in their post-election rants and raves, thank GOD we got GWB!!!

[dead]

Next time, try winning the election, you shitbag loser, then we'll give a damn what you think.

Right now, we know you're just fundraising from the moonbats.

[BlueNgold]

I spent a lot of time over the last years thinking about the Supreme Court and who...

who I would have nominated if I hadn't lost. Oh yeah, that's right, I lost. Now I'm just another Senator, 1 of 100, and looking for anything I can do to stay relevant even if that means mover even farther left and courting the Dean democrats whom I despised while seeking the nomination... blah blah

[syriacus]

Memo to SNOB Kerry
What makes you think you're so great?
You didn't attend the debate.
Yet you boss around others
(Senate sisters and brothers)
You tell them their vote has to wait.

A filibuster would merely prove what we've known all along -- John Kerry is an uncourteous ideologue who makes up his mind without bothering to listen to his colleagues.

[usmcobra]

What I want to know is how he can cast a no vote when he is in Switzerland?

[onedoug]

"BRING IT ON!"

[SouthTexas]

I don't have a shred of doubt clue in my opposition to Sam Alto's nomination. I know Senator Kennedy does not either.

[RJL]

People can say all they want that "elections have consequences." Trust me, more than anyone I understand that. But that seems like an awfully convoluted rationale for me to stay silent about Judge Alito's nomination.

Mr. Nuance thinks "elections have consequences" is convoluted?

LOL... Democrat Moonbat unbelievable!

[popdonnelly]

I previously posted that Kennedy's new Anita Hill was John Kerry. I guess I was right.

[kcvl]

President Bush had the opportunity to nominate someone who would unite the country in a time of extreme division.

Caused by the same bunch of lunatic moonbats who support John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, etc. Maybe it has to do with people like them calling the President a liar and trying to impeach him for following the law to protect the country from TERRORISTS! I would rather keep the country divided.

BTW, when did Kerry get so desperate for attention that he had to start posting at Kos?! roflol!

[kcvl]

John Kerry: "Trust me"


No thanks.

[infidel29]

Two lines really struck me...

"The President gave no thought to what the American people really wanted--or needed. So it's up to us to think about what America really needs..."

It's up to us democrats to tell you peons what is good for you since you are incapable of doing it for yourself. Guess what, more of us voted for him, so we kind of knew what we were going to get, a-hole.

"...we can't just preach to our own choir. We need even more of your advocacy."

We really don't want to talk to you, just send the check.

[kcvl]

The President gave no thought to what the American people really wanted--or needed.

01/26/06 - A new poll finds that 47 percent of Americans would vote to confirm Alito to replace retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, up from 45 percent two weeks ago when the confirmation hearings were just getting underway. Opposition to the nominee is 32 percent, with one in five unsure (21 percent).

[Democratshavenobrains]

Someone should tell Kerry that Miers was "attacked" because she answered her application like a college freshman. It was bipartisan criticsm by the way.

[Calpernia]

Kerry's drivvle, er, blog.

[HHFi]

"Here's the bottom line though and I'll just be blunt and direct about it. It takes more than one or two people to filibuster."

Not if you're John Kerry, it doesn't.