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To: DTogo
Oddly, a few weeks ago I heard Hume ask him something along the the lines of "Since you're a personal friend of Clarence Thomas, do you think he would be able to be confirmed in the Senate today? "

Needless to say, I nearly fell out of my chair because I can not imagine the two being personal friends. Stranger still....Juan said yes, at which point Hume and the rest of the panel laughed.

Weird.

179 posted on 07/24/2005 7:17:39 AM PDT by pollyannaish
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To: pollyannaish

That's about all you can with Juan, laugh. Most things he says are just too outlandish or partisan to take seriously. I like it when he appears on O'Reilly in a split-screen next to Tony Snow, and Bill takes him to task for his partisanship while Tony just smiles and shakes his head in his little screen.


188 posted on 07/24/2005 7:27:34 AM PDT by DTogo (U.S. out of the U.N. & U.N out of the U.S.)
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To: pollyannaish
Oddly, a few weeks ago I heard Hume ask him something along the the lines of "Since you're a personal friend of Clarence Thomas, do you think he would be able to be confirmed in the Senate today? "

May sound strange, but Thomas is godfather of Williams' children. Also odd, Williams was fired from Wash.Post for sexual discrimination charges.

209 posted on 07/24/2005 7:37:44 AM PDT by anita
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To: pollyannaish
I think that I heard Juan say that one of them was the godfather to a child of the other. Juan has been supportatice in prior statements.

Don't forget that Rush is also a personal friend of Justice Thomas.

257 posted on 07/24/2005 8:06:34 AM PDT by mathluv (Mercy shown to an evil man is cruelty to the innocent.)
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To: pollyannaish
Oddly, a few weeks ago I heard Hume ask him something along the the lines of "Since you're a personal friend of Clarence Thomas, do you think he would be able to be confirmed in the Senate today? "

Could have been a joke, since Juan went to bat for Justice Thomas and wrote a book about the lynching. He is an outcast from the NAACP and other leftwing groups for it. For a socialist he has made some good stands.

Pray for W and Our Outstanding Troops

259 posted on 07/24/2005 8:09:00 AM PDT by bray (Pray for the Freedom of the Iraqis from Islam)
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To: pollyannaish
Oddly, a few weeks ago I heard Hume ask him something along the the lines of "Since you're a personal friend of Clarence Thomas, do you think he would be able to be confirmed in the Senate today? "

Needless to say, I nearly fell out of my chair because I can not imagine the two being personal friends. Stranger still....Juan said yes, at which point Hume and the rest of the panel laughed.

Jeez, I'm stunned. Is that really true? (feeling the ground shifting here...)

262 posted on 07/24/2005 8:10:15 AM PDT by Right Winged American (No matter how Cynical I get, I just can't keep up!)
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To: pollyannaish
Oddly, a few weeks ago I heard Hume ask him something along the the lines of "Since you're a personal friend of Clarence Thomas, do you think he would be able to be confirmed in the Senate today? "

Needless to say, I nearly fell out of my chair because I can not imagine the two being personal friends. Stranger still....Juan said yes, at which point Hume and the rest of the panel laughed.

Back during the Thomas confirmation hearings, when Thomas was being smeared, Juan wrote a long, impassioned essay in the Washington Post defending Thomas. It was a thing of beauty and probably helped him win confirmation.

290 posted on 07/24/2005 8:43:48 AM PDT by Timmy
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