The never married Kagan must be too busy interviewing female interns.....
My God, are there no "Normal" productive people with experience in the REAL world and not academia or community organizing in the Dalai Bama's administration?
Posted on 04/19/2009 10:36:48 AM PDT by Nachum
Elena Kagan, the Obama administration's top Supreme Court lawyer, is passing up the chance to make her first high-court argument in a big case over minority voting rights.
Instead, Kagan, confirmed by the Senate last month as solicitor general, will wait until the fall to make her debut, Justice Department spokeswoman Beverley Lumpkin said Tuesday
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Don't know whether to laugh or cry...
The List, ping
i’m laughing. i doubt there is anything that she could be advocating that I would want her to succeed at.
I don’t believe Obama did any vetting of nominees, or maybe someone told him to nominate individuals and like a good dog he did
But the Republicans in the Senate did not need to rubber stamp incompetence.
Yeah, the Republicans should have insisted that the most socialist president has someone very skilled at defending socialism before the highest court.
Think before you type, please.
Is ANYONE in Obozo’s administration qualified?
Some people, especially in the media, are easily impressed.
The never married Kagan must be too busy interviewing female interns.....
My God, are there no "Normal" productive people with experience in the REAL world and not academia or community organizing in the Dalai Bama's administration?
“a most of impressive resume”
Surely, 0 would lend her one of his many teleprompters for the courtroom.
But the Supreme Court isn't like your average courtroom. Each side makes their case and answers questions posed by the Justices. There is no evidence, no jury, no examination and cross-examination. And if the Voting Rights case is the biggest case on the docket then I'd hate to have to come up to speed in 10 days. This is much to do about nothing.
I agree completely. I would certainly want more than 10 days to get ready for a Supreme Court argument, and I have had a lot of courtroom experience.
Just remember all the hubbub over the questions and length of the background investigation paperwork all nominees were supposed to fill out. Apparently they focused on things like whether or not the nominee had ever owned a gun and why than things like conventional sex life and associations.
It kind of turns the normal process to get a security clearance upside down. There is no way these people could get a normal security clearance with it’s focus on things like communist associations. The only way is to get elected and then appointed.
You have to wonder how much stuff is going out the door directly to Castro and Chavez’s intelligence agencies directly from the government, not to mention the Chinese and Russian agencies.
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