[nathanbedford]

Always a committed conservative, the shameful borking of a supremely qualified individual radicalized me to the degree that I now describe myself as a "foaming at the mouth flopping on the floor conservative."

When it comes to the Democratic Party, this episode moved me from being merely skeptical to the verge of absolute cynicism.

Everything the Democratic Party has done since then confirms this assessment. The Democratic Party has become a front group for a radical, elitist, fifth column which is literally trying to destroy the American into which I was born and which my parents and my ancestors had intended to bequeath me as a legacy.

The Bork episode taught me that there is no comity to be had with these people; the struggle is to the political death and there will be no quarter coming from them. If we fail to accept this reality we do so at our gravest peril.

[Magic Fingers]

“The Bork episode taught me that there is no comity to be had with these people; the struggle is to the political death and there will be no quarter coming from them. If we fail to accept this reality we do so at our gravest peril.”

That bears repeating, repeatedly.

[SirLurkedalot]

BTTT

[Nat Turner]

The Bork episode taught me that there is no comity to be had with these people; the struggle is to the political death and there will be no quarter coming from them. If we fail to accept this reality we do so at our gravest peril.

Sounds like Nathan is right on point....Bi-partisan is the same as bisexual to me...

[a fool in paradise]

Ted Kennedy also worked with liberal activists to stall Bush’s judicial nominees.