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A Faith-Based Nomination: The White House is emphasizing Harriet Miers's religious views.
Weekly Standard ^
| 10/9/5
| Terry Eastland
Posted on 10/09/2005 5:47:25 AM PDT by Crackingham
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To: Crackingham
Dr. Dobbs was again summoned to the WH for another shoring up session about HM.
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posted on
10/09/2005 5:51:00 AM PDT
by
hershey
To: hershey
To: Crackingham
It is the religious aspect of this nomination is the single issue that will sink it. The rest is all meaningless. ie: Never been a judge, doesn't know Constitutional law, cronyism, etc. etc..
The so called "religious right" will be wailing and gnashing their proverbial teeth before this one fades from memory.

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posted on
10/09/2005 5:56:41 AM PDT
by
G.Mason
To: Crackingham
I can't imagine a more solid recommendation than that - not Dobson - the doctrine.
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posted on
10/09/2005 6:29:14 AM PDT
by
RoadTest
(We need our borders, language and culture secured.)
To: Crackingham
So she's not just a "Sunday Christian" who shows up toting a Bible for the photo-ops?

Refreshing!
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posted on
10/09/2005 6:43:34 AM PDT
by
XR7
To: Crackingham
Wait a minute. In the Roberts nomination we weren't supposed to get into religious test. Any mention from Dick Turbin or the like that Roberts was Catholic (whispers: Catholic) was not to be met with scowls and condemnation.
Oh well, new nominee, new playbook.
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posted on
10/09/2005 6:45:47 AM PDT
by
NeoCaveman
(trust but verify)
To: dubyaismypresident
Roberts = Catholic
JFK was Catholic.
i.e.: Roberts was okay.
Miers is not Catholic.
Therefore, she's not okay.
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posted on
10/09/2005 6:51:19 AM PDT
by
XR7
To: XR7
Miers is not Catholic. Therefore, she's not okay.That is the most ridiculous thing I've seen posted in a long time.
Her religion should not be an issue, although it is a net positive to me. What part of "no religious test" don't you understand?
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posted on
10/09/2005 6:57:50 AM PDT
by
NeoCaveman
(trust but verify)
To: XR7
No, she's a convert from Catholicism.
I suppose Martin Luther offered her a better deal.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:00:30 AM PDT
by
Do not dub me shapka broham
("We don't want a Supreme Court justice just like George W. Bush. We can do better.")
To: dubyaismypresident
Her religion should not be an issue...If she was Catholic, it wouldn't be.
Teddy Kennedy is Catholic.
But Miers dared to leave the fold.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:02:54 AM PDT
by
XR7
To: Do not dub me shapka broham
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:03:45 AM PDT
by
HiTech RedNeck
(No wonder the Southern Baptist Church threw Greer out: Only one god per church! [Ann Coulter])
To: XR7
That's absurd. What - since you can't make charges of elitism and sexism stick, now those who question this nomination must be anti-evangelical?
Your (slanderous) allegations are totally without merit.
To: XR7
Teddy Kennedy is a man-slaughtering, opportunistic, corpulent, cirrhotic, Marxist Beluga whale.
And Miers is a lame-a** nominee, regardless of her professed faith.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:09:10 AM PDT
by
Do not dub me shapka broham
("We don't want a Supreme Court justice just like George W. Bush. We can do better.")
To: Crackingham
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:11:12 AM PDT
by
ez
(W. quells 2 consecutive filibusters and gets 2 religious people on the court. Bravo!!)
To: Do not dub me shapka broham
And Miers is a lame-a** nominee, regardless of her professed faith.And you know all about her, right?
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:12:07 AM PDT
by
XR7
To: NittanyLion
[N]ow those who question this nomination must be anti-evangelical?And you're not?
Methinks thou protesteth too much.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:13:46 AM PDT
by
XR7
To: XR7
NO-ONE, from George Will on down is privy to the conversations W. had with Leahy, Schumer, Spector, et al regarding what the political landscape held for this nomination. I, for one, am willing to believe that this is the absolute best nominee W. thought he could get through the back-stabbing Senate.
Remember that although we have a R majority, Snowe, Collins, Chaffe and the Gang of 14 mean we do NOT have a conservative majority.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:15:35 AM PDT
by
ez
(W. quells 2 consecutive filibusters and gets 2 religious people on the court. Bravo!!)
To: XR7
And you're not? Methinks thou protesteth too much. It's amazing how brave an anonymous forum allows people to be. Make that comment to my face, and I'd knock you on your a**. You've got a big mouth and a helluva lot of nerve, and I'd suggest you refrain from slandering people you've never met.
Now, to answer your question directly (though I shouldn't have to), no I'm not. If you knew me personally, you'd know how laughable that comment actually is.
Dolt.
To: XR7
We all do.
The only difference between you and me is that I prefer to dwell in the realm of reality, whereas you have chosen to reside in dreamland, where this woman is somehow equipped to become one of nine justices that will decide the future of nearly three hundred million American citizens.
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posted on
10/09/2005 7:19:51 AM PDT
by
Do not dub me shapka broham
("We don't want a Supreme Court justice just like George W. Bush. We can do better.")
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