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Always one to stumble past the truth like a wino in a drunken stupor, you're at it again. Before you fall in the gutter, have some coffee and sober up, at least until we're through talking. If you can't, don't bother addressing me.

The issue is that the Republicans have appointed 77.7% of the current Supreme Court and it still can't get it's act together. This needn't be raised by a third party advocate. It should be a topic of concern for all conservatives. Perhaps that's why it isn't of import to you.

What does my party affiliation have to do with it? Either the 77.7% issue is real, or it isn't. I don't think any true conservative could deny that this is very troubling.

As for transfering the blame for Bush's current nominees, I assess blame on all republican leadership, not just Bush. That fact is, concervatism is not being advanced by the team in Washington.

LOL, as for the Ninth being standard for this nation, what do you call this ruling by the Supreme Court, if not Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals material? Bud, we're already practicly there. That's exactly what I'm addressing.

If I remember correctly, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals was appointed by a slight democrat margin, perhaps one or two judge majority. We're not getting the bank for the buck.

"Always one to stumble past the truth like a wino in a drunken stupor..."

LOL! No thanks. I could never buy into you folks political philosophies, but if that is what makes you feel good keep on doing it...you're excellent at it.

You know you're problem is you're still alive and living in America. No matter which way you look at it, you're doomed.

In your narrow little world President Bush is somehow your 77.7% and his Supreme Court nominees will be little different then Kerry's. And since you will never live to see your idea of a President in Washington...you're doomed.

How sad.

So what's the deal? Since you've narrowed down your expectations to nothing, you want everyone else to share your misery.

I think you're seriously under estimating the resolve of the American spirit...and are very lonely.