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To: St.Chuck
What I find so incredible is that in the face of so many other non-conservative moves made by Mr. Bush , this one has gotten the most wailing in moaning. Wierd.

Many social/fiscal conservatives "put up" with fiscal liberal policies because they believed a promise of judicial restraint for SCOTUS. Now they are confounded and confused by a nomination that is "stealth."

The resulting outpouring is quite understandable, and was predictable.

289 posted on 10/07/2005 5:45:40 PM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt
Now they are confounded and confused by a nomination that is "stealth."

I think his pick makes perfect political sense. Mr. Bush is edging toward the ropes. This has been a bad year for him. His social security reform has fallen on deaf ears, the opposition to his war is gaining momentum, the hurricane situation, rightly or wrongly, gave him a black eye, and he's got his highest level advisers under the gun in the Plame matter. He just didn't need to subject the country or his administration and party to another Thomas-like confirmation hearing when he could achieve his goals with a low-profile nominee. I think everything will be just fine and I admire his wisdom in sparing us the acrimony that would certainly have resulted from an overt conservative nominee.

504 posted on 10/07/2005 7:48:04 PM PDT by St.Chuck
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