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Using the stumbling, bumbling metaphor for Mitch Daniels is a lame reason for fighting his candidacy. This is the type of red meat we should use in rebuttal: Indiana Supreme Court: citizens have no right to resist unlawful police entry. Justice Steven David, who wrote the majority stance, is a Mitch Daniels appointee.

Qbert, Sarah appointed an abortion rights fanatic to the AK court.

Here's your problem ~ you let the Leftwingtards sneak around over the last 40 years and eliminate elected judgeships. They were replaced with a system that uses a committee of experts (Bwahahahahaha ~ they're all lawyers ~ montebancs ~ experts MY A$$) to select a number of candidates who are then sent to the Governor for selection.

All that's happened is we've taken the Governor and immersed them in the cesspool of court intrigue while limiting the franchise. In fact, the Leftwingtards took the right to vote for judges away from Blacks, Indians, Jews, Women, Released Felons........ all their supposed constituencies.

The solution is to go back to electing judges. In the meantime the guys who sponsored these judicial commission sessions should be rounded up and disposed of like trash.

Yeah, I like the sound of that.

These are NOT ordinary appointments like a Governor might make of his cronies.

Holding the Governors accountable for them is ridiculous.

Thanks for info on the justice.

I do think that the “stumbling” characterization is valid (okay, maybe the stitches thing is unfair). I don’t think we’ve ever had a POTUS who has blatantly distorted facts with impunity the way that Obama has these past two years. What will Daniels do when Obama and the MSM flat out lie about everything in 2012- will he vocally attack any of this, or will he humbly stand aside and view Obama as the “fine fellow” as McCain did?

Indiana Supreme Court: citizens have no right to resist unlawful police entry. Justice Steven David, who wrote the majority stance, is a Mitch Daniels appointee.

Shirley, he wouldn't nominate such people to The Supreme Court.