[Eva]

This is a great article by a very intelligent, moral man. I hope that someone sends this article to Bush.

On the other hand, I was thinking that maybe the reason for the request to tone down the pressure on Bush is not because he doesn't want to hear it. Maybe it's that he doesn't want the left to hear it, because our very vocal demands are giving the Democrats cover for their filibuster.

[TAdams8591]

I was thinking precisely the opposite today. Bush has an ego and he doesn't like being told what to do. I wish he would save his admonishments for the left, and remember his real friends are those who elected him!

The democrats are preparing for war over this next Justice appointment and the the Republicans are preparing for a civil, dignified process. The Republicans had better GET REAL, or our nation may pay a price from which we may not recover.

[Brian Allen]

<< This is a great article by a very intelligent, moral man. I hope that someone sends this article to Bush.

On the other hand, I was thinking that maybe the reason for the request to tone down the pressure on Bush is not because he doesn't want to hear it. Maybe it's that he doesn't want the left to hear it, because our very vocal demands are giving the Democrats cover for their filibuster. >>

Mr Bush is at present as far off target on the appointment of an associate justice to replace O'Conner as he is on the protections of America's borders, language, culture and sovereignty. And is likely at the moment to nominate his pro-abortion "good friend" from the Texas Supreme Court as anyone.

And for no better reason than to demonstrate his own mis-guidedly-resolute "loyalty" and "friendship" in the face of and despite all of the healthy FRoth-and-foam-flecked conservative opposition to that hispanic gentleman's nomination and elevation.

Better pray that Mr Bush is pulled into line or we shall almost certainly be hoist with an O'Conner clone.