To: MACVSOG68
"And Greer, vilified by many religious protesters, is a church regular. He also is a conservative Republican in a state whose conservative Republican governor tried to overturn one of Greer's orders. "George is the religious right," said lawyer David Kurland, a longtime friend."
Is the Saint Petersburg Times a conservative publication? Or should I regard their use of the 'conservative' label to be comparable to that of the newsmedia's appellation of 'conservative Rep. Gary Condit'?
593 posted on
04/09/2005 1:36:15 PM PDT by
supercat
("Though her life has been sold for corrupt men's gold, she refuses to give up the ghost.")
To: supercat
"And Greer, vilified by many religious protesters, is a church regular. That one is downright laughable!
594 posted on
04/09/2005 1:42:49 PM PDT by
MHGinTN
(If you can read this, you've had life support from someone. Promote life support for others.)
To: supercat
Is the Saint Petersburg Times a conservative publication? Or should I regard their use of the 'conservative' label to be comparable to that of the newsmedia's appellation of 'conservative Rep. Gary Condit'?I guess you can take it anyway you want. The quote, however, was attributed to a long time friend of Greer's. In another article earlier, I did read that Greer considers himself a conservative Christian. Again, I doubt if you could attribute a pro-death descriptor to all of the 40 plus judges in this case. If Greer complied with Florida law as he claims, then he is by definition a constructionist or conservative judge. If he felt the laws were bad, and so ruled, wouldn't he then be classified as activist?
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