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To: murron
Remember the background of Dick Morris? He was performing with a prostitute in a D.C. hotel. The price of his not being kicked to curb by his wife, who was/is a hot shot lawyer, was that she got joint billing, and joint ownership of all his books and articles for all time to come.

Well, in the case of this incredibly wrong article about the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on the presidential race, I think she actually wrote this piece of tripe. The truth is the exact opposite. Obama will be hurt, not helped, by recent Court decisions.

Ezpecially the Gitmo prisoner decision will remind Americans of the kind of silly-putty judges that Obama will appoint, if he ever gets the chance.

In this case, Dick Morris has his politics exactly upside down. And the reason is that he had to give up control of his articles as a result of his sex habits. Remember, Morris worked for and with Clinton all those years. That's where he learned his ethics.

Congressman Billybob

Latest article, "A Walk in the Park -- for a Century or More"

12 posted on 07/04/2008 2:45:06 PM PDT by Congressman Billybob ( www.ArmorforCongress.com)
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To: Congressman Billybob
Yeah, but Dick's worried about the fems who view any rulings in court on things 'constitutional' as a threat to their 'right' to vacuum festues into a dumpster.

Guns were recently protected by the 2A.

These spooked cows may just flee toward the Obamanation to reduce their fear that a more conservative admininstration might appoint justices who can read the constitution rather, than re-invent it.

Women's sufferage now becomes ours. They should have never been allowed to vote.

28 posted on 07/04/2008 8:57:54 PM PDT by budwiesest (Brake the law before it breaks you.)
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