To: Allen H
OK, I need to understand this better. I would like either nephi, or one of the other anti-Miers posters on here to summarize for me the content of the conversations W. had with the Gang of 14 and other Senators that led him to believe he would better served nominating Miers instead of a "known" conservative, and why he's wrong.
Otherwise, I'll assume they have no friggin clue.
192 posted on
10/08/2005 12:22:01 PM PDT by
ez
(W. quells 2 consecutive filibusters and gets 2 religious people on the court. Bravo!!)
To: ez
You're asking Allen H, whose convoluted logic for supporting Miers is essentially because Bush, the Nixon Republican, couldn't count on the liberal wing of the senate to go to battle with him on a Luttig, JRB, Edith Clement or Michael McConnell, (jurists the Christian right hoped for,) he had to settle for an unknown, (who is known for her Christianity) and now, it is the secularists that are opposing her nomination that was made to make the Christian conservatives happy who aren't happy with her nomination afterall, to explain someone else's view?
This should be fun.
199 posted on
10/08/2005 12:31:45 PM PDT by
Nephi
(The Bush Legacy: Known conservatives are ineligible for the Supreme Court.)
To: ez
Let me save you the trouble. They have no friggin clue.
248 posted on
10/08/2005 1:48:14 PM PDT by
Allen H
(An informed person, is a conservative person. Remember 9-11,God bless our military,Bush,& the USA!)
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