[cripplecreek]

Robert Bork was just on Laura Ingrams show this morning. He used words like "doublecrossed" when speaking about the GOP telling us to "tone it down" about judicial nominees.

[Jeff Chandler]

He used words like "doublecrossed" when speaking about the GOP telling us to "tone it down" about judicial nominees.

I wish Bush and the Republicans would smack the rats down the way they smack conservatives down.

[cvq3842]

Can't wait to hear the replay tonight in the NYC area.

I'll have to bookmark this to read later.

We don't say "I need a liberal doctor" or "let's get a conservative dentist." Politics doesn't enter into it. To a great degree, this talk of "moderate" judges, etc. sounds just as incongruous to me.

Something has gone terribly wrong in the process if this is how the matter has to be approached.

But we all know that already.

I recommend the book Men in Black by Mark Levin to those who have not read it yet.

[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.