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To: colonel mosby
Kristol's right.
Nominate anybody who's come out for Roe to ANY Supreme Court vacancy, and the Republican majority is over.
2 posted on
07/10/2005 7:23:22 AM PDT by
Vicomte13
(Et alors?)
To: colonel mosby
What's to say Gonzales won't change his mind on abortion? Souter was thought to be a conservative when Bush 1 nominated him and look how he turned out. Maybe this was planned all along. Get him in as a pro choicer and then have W twist his arm into voting pro life. It could happen.
3 posted on
07/10/2005 7:24:12 AM PDT by
Ron in Acreage
(It's the borders stupid! "ALLEN IN 08")
To: colonel mosby
Kristol also thought John McCain was a better choice for President in 2000.
4 posted on
07/10/2005 7:25:49 AM PDT by
Republican Red
(''Van der Sloot" is Dutch for ''Kennedy.")
To: colonel mosby
Kristol claims that Rehnquist will retire this week, and that Bush operatives are already clearing the way to nominate Alberto Gonzales for new Chief Justice.
William Kristol said that a Gonzales appointment, or any moderate appointment, would be "incredibly demoralizing" and "disastrous" for George W. Bush, because it would completely alienate his conservative base, and cause a terrible fracture in the Republican Party.
Sounds like Kristol was imitating John Kerry and justed wanted to play with Juan and CeCe.
5 posted on
07/10/2005 7:26:49 AM PDT by
hflynn
( Soros wouldn't make any sense even if he spelled his name backwards)
To: colonel mosby
Why is it sooooo difficult for everyone to put the word PRESIDENT before Bush????
The word "panelists" is inserted in front of talking heads, and multi-word titles before the demonRATS, but rarely PRESIDENT, in front of PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH.
This bugs me. /rant
7 posted on
07/10/2005 7:27:08 AM PDT by
Just A Nobody
(I - LOVE - my attitude problem!)
To: colonel mosby
As a Christian conservative, I think we must be cautious to attack Gonzales.
Bush is the president. He has done many things that I do not agree with, but not nearly as many as his predecessor.
If we beat up Gonzales publically, we might just end up getting two softies for the USSC instead of one. I say let the President make his pick, and provide him with a good replacement for Rehnquist. Then, we can all pray that one of the liberals on the court retires and we have a change to replace them with a conservative.
Personally, I think that Roe V Wade is not going to be corrected by the USSC regardless of how many judges we can get in during Bush's term. It will take a few more judges to fix that broken situation.
9 posted on
07/10/2005 7:27:35 AM PDT by
Paloma_55
To: colonel mosby
I almost believe that Gonzales may be a stealth candidate groomed by Bush just for the Supreme Court. Appear moderate, but really judge as a conservative.
To: Howlin
Here we go again, more mindless speculation. Why would Bush nominate Gonzalez for SCOTUS after he just been confirmed to be AG?
Kristol needs a vacation.
To: colonel mosby
1. Gonzalez is damaged goods with his terrorism opinion, at least as far as the SC goes.
2. Democrats will never play nice if anyone tries to compromise with them.
3. After campaign finance reform, one would think GWB would learn from his experiences.
13 posted on
07/10/2005 7:30:04 AM PDT by
SteveH
(First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.)
To: colonel mosby
let the blood bath begin!
the democrat beaches will go absolutely hysterical,
and joining them will be the purists on this forum who will exhibit their terrible 2's
and cry they're voting for hillary.
"so, there, if bush doesn't do what i say, i'm going to destroy his party".(/s)
15 posted on
07/10/2005 7:31:18 AM PDT by
ken21
(it takes a village to brainwash your child + to steal your property! /s)
To: colonel mosby
I don't buy Gonzo for CHIEF Justice.
HOWEVER, should it happen, even a SMALL chance of "Scalia resigns", should scare the crap out of all us.
23 posted on
07/10/2005 7:34:27 AM PDT by
beckaz
(Deport, deport. deport.)
To: colonel mosby
As evidenced by FR polls, there will be some diagreement amongst conservatives no matter who Bush nominates. But........... if Bush nominates anybody the dems find acceptable, I will be disapointed greatly. So, my OK goes to anybody the dems would fight over.
24 posted on
07/10/2005 7:34:29 AM PDT by
umgud
(Comment removed by poster before moderator could get to it)
To: colonel mosby
The 8th Circuit Nebraska PBA decision this past Friday was decided by a Bush 41 pick, a Reagan pick, and a Clinton pick. All three voted to strike down the PBA ban law.
FWIW. (And I am convinced it's closely related to the discussion on this thread.)
25 posted on
07/10/2005 7:34:48 AM PDT by
savedbygrace
("No Monday morning quarterback has ever led a team to victory" GW Bush)
To: colonel mosby
Not to mention the fact that for 6 years W has promised conservatives a strict Constitutionalist when any vacancies opened up. Gonzales would be a double cross from a President who I admire much, but who would drop in stature among the base. I'm hoping that Kristol is dead wrong on this information otherwise I'm done with the Republican Party.
To: colonel mosby
I understand that Gonzales is at best lukewarm on gun rights and the Second Amendment. That's reason enough for me to oppose him.
29 posted on
07/10/2005 7:38:15 AM PDT by
billnaz
(What part of "shall not be infringed" don't you understand?)
To: colonel mosby
Any Justice's "position" on abortion "should be" irrelevant. An originalist or strict constructionist would leave these issues to the states and not make law, that is what I am fighting for, the judiciary to it's job not the job of congress.
31 posted on
07/10/2005 7:38:58 AM PDT by
Archon of the East
("universal executive power of the law of nature")
To: colonel mosby
This would effectively leave the current "balance of the court" intact. But there is no "balance" on the court. Its unbalanced in accordance with elections, which have shown the GOP winning the past effing 11 years.
The GOP base should feel stabbed in the back.
35 posted on
07/10/2005 7:45:01 AM PDT by
KC_Conspirator
(This space outsourced to India)
To: colonel mosby
If Billy Kristol is right, this will be disasterous for Conservatives and the Republican party.
The time for Conservatives to speak out is NOW, before the damage is done. The squeaky wheel gets the grease!
41 posted on
07/10/2005 7:50:14 AM PDT by
TAdams8591
(Off-the-cuff-comments are NOT CLEAR and CONVINCING evidence.)
To: colonel mosby
I'm afraid if this is true about Gonzales (big "if"), Scalia will be the next resignation.
To: colonel mosby
Kristol doesn't know any more about what Bush will do than I do. I don't
think he will nominate anyone who supports past justices writing laws. Normally a president becomes pretty lame in the last year of his second term. If Bush nominates a judicial law writer, he will start limping immediately.
His pattern has been quite liberal on domestic issues. He has been conservative on foreign policy, and he has talked quite conservatively regarding the courts. He has also appointed sone judges that are supportable for lower courts.
51 posted on
07/10/2005 8:00:32 AM PDT by
stevem
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