If Kagen doesn't believe in Inherent Rights, we're all in big trouble!

The Jazz Patriot ^ | July 4, 2010 | Tom Wholley

[jazzpatriot]

What do you mean? Stevens considers himself a Conservative, according to some of his interviews.(ha ha) I find it hard to believe that the four of them would dismiss the Declaration of Independence as Kagan is ready to do. Maybe I’m wrong but I find her appointment much more alarming than simply replacing Stevens with another liberal. Atleast Stevens was an experienced judge. Kagan will be a rubber stamp for Obama’s hate filled agenda and a monkey wrench for the Robert’s court that Obama obviously detests

[Mr. Mojo]

Stevens voted with the other socialist/activist judges on the court nearly every time, so there'll be little if any practical difference between him and Kagan. Just pray the four court conservatives and one moderate make it through the Hussein regime.

[Mr. Mojo]

Stevens voted

"Ruled", rather.

[FreeKeys]

Excellent quote!

Yes, I like it myself. These too: ABOUT THAT GAP BETWEEN RICH AND POOR
and
A BRIEF COMPARISON OF POLITICO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

[jazzpatriot]

Yes, of course, and my concerns for putting Kagen on the court when I wrote this article had more to do with the future than seeing any immediate change. I guess Ginsburg will probably be next to go which wouldn’t change things either unless Obama only has a one term presidency which I think is highly probable. But then again Obama will probably try to figure out a way to cancel elections before that happens. Oh well...enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend...Tom

[elkfersupper]

We were in trouble the day Obama walked into the Oval office.

We were in trouble the day Woodrow Wilson walked into office.

We're just in more trouble now because the Progressives 'plan worked.

[PGalt]

Thanks for the quotes link. Glad to see some Bastiat and Hernando de Soto sprinkled in there.

OUTSTANDING page!

[PGalt]

Very nice blogspot, jazzpatriot. Thanks for your continued service to this country.