[dfwgator]

[squidly]

One of the few areas where Dubya has done well during his presidency.

[farlander]

A counterrevolution ? I wasn’t aware we had a revolution here to counter.

Commies.

[Cicero]

Sounds like E.J. Dionne Jr is a little upset, poor little thing. Give him a pacifier and put him to bed.

[sourcery]

counterrevolution

Yes, that's exactly right: The original, bogus revolution starting in the late 1930's must be reversed. It was totally illegitimate, activist and Unconstitutional. And were I the Supreme Court, I'd make the reversal retroactive--and make liberals pay the full cost of their evil.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Go ahead and whine, EJ. Fred Thompson is going to appoint 3 more Roberts/Alito clones. Then we can watch happily as the judicial tyranny of the left is squelched for more than a generation. The Founding Fathers will finally be able to stop rolling over in their graves.

[jazusamo]

I wonder where Dipwad Dionne Jr. got the idea he can dictate how the government is run.

[ODC-GIRL]

How’s it feel? Like the shafting WE’VE been taking for 40 years? DEAL!!!

[goldstategop]

Liberals NEVER have litmus tests for judicial appointments, eh E.J? Its those nasty conservatives that must be stopped from loading the courts with ideological judges. Why, liberals are just impartial, rule of law-minded and have no ulterior agenda. Yeah, right!

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[RJL]

The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race," Roberts said.

How outrageous that a Supreme Court Justice could think like this!
/S

[Moonman62]

I love it when liberals are steamed. It means something’s going right.

[Viking2002]

Aw, Ol' Mushmouth got his panties in a bunch 'cuz The Supremes are starting to interpret the Constitution literally, and not reading into it like it was an 18th Century Usenet filled with the ramblings of colonial malcontents......waaaah.

[abigailsmybaby]

Truth be known, I’ll bet E.J. wipes his ass on a copy of the Constitution every morning.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

He’s right. Not one more Roberts or Alito. Make it five more.

[Trajan88]

Hey Democrats, in case you forgot... to the victor, go the spoils.

Now don't go away mad... just go away.

[elizabetty]

I agree.

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MAKE IT TWO MORE!!

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Ridiculous column.

[OriginalIntent]

E.J. Dionne does a perfect Barney Frank impression.

Only it is not just an impression.

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

As Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute noted this week in Roll Call, the issue-ad decision demonstrated "not a careful, conservative deference to Congress" but instead "a willingness by Roberts to toss aside Congress' conclusions to fit his own ideological predispositions" -- the very definition of judicial activism.

Maybe conservatives are now able to see those profound meanings emanating from the Constitution's "penumbras" that heretofore were only detectable by liberals.

[xzins]

At this point, I sort of agree with this article. Pres Bush is not going to get a conservative through this Senate. It isn’t going to happen.

He should recess appoint a conservative to serve to the end of the Bush term.

Then the election will determine who gets to make the next appointment. It would be a win/win for conservatives.

First, we know there’s no such thing as a political moderate. Moderate = liberal. Therefore, if we get a liberal from a liberal next President, there’s no difference.

However, if we happen to get a revised Senate and a conservative President, then there’s a ready-made seat on Scotus for them to fill.

JMHO.

Although, the President probably isn’t thrilled about being called a moron by his amnesty foes. I hope he doesn’t take the rhetoric about the amnesty debate personally. “It’s not personal, Sonny; it’s only business.”