[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Clarence Thomas is a member of the Federalist Society.

Harriet Miers was offered the chance to join and she turned it down without the slightest bit of hesitation.

That one act-and I may be alone of this opinion-should be enough to disqualify her from consideration.

[sinkspur]

That one act-and I may be alone of this opinion-should be enough to disqualify her from consideration.

That's just dopey, broham. That's like saying I'm less of a Catholic because I didn't join the Knights of Columbus.

[Stellar Dendrite]

" Harriet Miers was offered the chance to join and she turned it down without the slightest bit of hesitation."

Interesting bit of information, Do you have a link to this story?

[Howlin]

Excuse me, but it appers you're advocating

A LITMUS TEST

Conservatives are against those; why are you here?

[MississippiMan]

These two appointments were by FAR the most important reason Bush needed to win re-election. THIS is what it's all about, a chance to make REAL and LASTING change in this screwed-up judicial system. He should've put in two undeniable, proven conservatives. And to those who talk about how he couldn't get those kinds of nominees through the senate, I'll point out that WE control the senate.

I sure hate to say it, but it's becoming more and more obvious that the GOP in its current condition simply cannot effectively play the role of majority. When the Democrats had the White House and senate, they put in radical liberals without a glitch. We have the White House and both houses of congress, and have to appease the liberals with nominees? Something's very very wrong with this picture: a collective lack of spine.

MM

[wardaddy]

botjuice all round from reagan and bork bashing moderates who think they own this forum

i fart in their general direction