[ontos-on]

Hugh is a coward. He always has been.

Why do you say that and what facts do you base it upon?

[farmer18th]

Why do you say that and what facts do you base it upon?

I used to listen to Hugh back in the late 1980s when he took up space on a local radio station. He has always been a proceduralist, an appeaser, a hand-wringing whiner. Any mention of the exeuctive or the legislative branches testing their power against the judiciary makes him poop his pants.

Hugh Hewitt has no answer, in this blind support for the judge's version of the law, for the Tea Party, for Rosa Parks, for Cromwell. If he were advising the patriots, their children--us--would be slaves. He can't even justify the executive office taking action, much less the people.

[Publius6961]

Cowardice is a value judgement, like having a favorite color.

Asking for "facts" on which to base either is mindless and pointless.