Barbara Boxer requests email from women regarding Roberts nomination

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[momf]

Senator Barbara Boxer is requesting emails from American women to let her know how they feel regarding Roberts nomination.

[momf]

I feel strongly the women of the FreeRepublic could keep her staff busy reading their comments; of course, they probably have networks to reach out and spread the request. We should email all of the Senators, we shouldn't be sexist as this request appears to be.

[small voice in the wilderness]

Dear Senator Boxer:

Can you get his personal e-mail address for your constituents? I would love to have his baby.

Sincerely, SVITW

[quark]

Suggested "feelings":

handsome
nice smile
nice wife
nice children
family man
good sense of humor
originalist
not a butt-ugly leftist ACLU wretch like Darth Bader Ginsburg

[T'wit]

Barbara Boxer can read? This is news.

[msnimje]

Please post her email address

[randog]

I don't think The Boxer wants the kinds of letters and e-mail you're thinking of. She's basically issued a Bimbo Call, i.e. any woman that wants to make a sexual harrassment claim against the judge, substantiated or not, please do so.

[Fitzcarraldo]

Trolling for evidence of imagined affairs and overheard private comments? Coke-can type stuff? What kind of videos does he rent?

[pollyannaish]

Hoo boy. I wonder what she really wants! Ha!

[momf]

boxer.senate.gov/contact Sorry.

[Fitzcarraldo]

"I was with him ALONE in a broomcloset..."

[Jacquerie]

From Sen Botox herself:

The Supreme Court has the last word on issues that impact all of our lives. It is the institution that we rely on to uphold fairness and justice and protect American values.

Judge John G. Roberts has been nominated to fill the vacancy left by the retirement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. This is a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land. Americans are curious about where he stands on the issues that will impact their lives like the environment, their right to privacy, corporate and business practices, the education of their children, the health care of their families and their civil rights.

As Senators, we believe it shouldn't only be Senators that get to ask the questions this time around. We want the American people to have a voice. We want to know what you care about the most. Help us let the Judiciary Committee know the questions that are on every American's mind.

Thank you for your help!

Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski
Sen. Barbara Boxer
Sen. Patty Murray
Sen. Mary L. Landrieu Sen. Debbie Stabenow
Sen. Maria Cantwell
Sen. Hillary Clinton



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[Tall_Texan]

I think she is trolling for some chick who'll say about Roberts what the other one was saying about Bolton. You know, that one day he (boo hoo) yelled at her and (sniff) made her feel very small..

[international american]

Boxer


Oh I'm not aware
of too many things
I am a moron
If you know what I mean
Dooooooooooooooooo ya??

[CatQuilt]

A Freeper should send her a story like that. Then, when she nibbles on the bait, we run to the MSM...oh wait, they wouldn't care...

[conservativebabe]

Dear Ms. Boxer,

Go blow it our your @ss!

Sincerely,

CB

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski
Sen. Barbara Boxer
Sen. Patty Murray
Sen. Mary L. Landrieu
Sen. Debbie Stabenow
Sen. Maria Cantwell
Sen. Hillary Clinton"

This list makes me want to sing, "One of these things is not like the other..." :)

[momf]

I thought I heard the strains of that little song. 8)

[pogo101]

Hey, Babs, how about this comment? From a genuine WOMAN, even:

"I have watched Judge Roberts since he has been an advocate before our court, and I and my colleagues have been enormously impressed with his scholarship and his skills," O'Connor said in an interview Wednesday during the annual conference of the 9th U.S. Circuit in Spokane. "He's earned an excellent reputation as a lawyer, so I think he's very well qualified."

"I can't be disappointed in the quality of person nominated. He's first rate."

But that's just Sandra Day O'Connor. What would she know?

Just goes to show how the leftists are gonna work this one: O'Connor is a "saint" when it's useful to say so (in that Libs wish that a less-conservative nominee LIKE O'Connor had been picked), but O'Connor will still be demonized and trashed when convenient (for decisions in Bush v. Gore, Bowers v. Hardwick, etc., with which liberals disagree).

[My2Cents]

The Supreme Court has the last word on issues that impact all of our lives.

Only because Congress lets them.

[small voice in the wilderness]

MYGAWD. Look at that list of fugly. And I don't just mean looks. There are times I still cannot believe they have a say on anything that happens in this country. And yet, my brain tells me it's so.

They are trolling and the bait they're using stinks to high heaven. Pitiful. Yet predictable.