[Krodg]

I thought maybe a few night owls would be interested in this.

What Would You Ask Samuel Alito?
President Bush's nominee already knows the answers to questions the White House coaches and handlers anticipated, but he hasn't heard from you -- yet.

As he makes his case to serve on the nation's Supreme Court, what is the most important question you think Samuel Alito should answer?

http://www.tedkennedy.com/page/s/askalito

[Seattle Conservative]

"As he makes his case to serve on the nation's Supreme Court, what is the most important question you think Samuel Alito should answer?"

That's rich. Teddy and the Dims must be totally lost on what other questions to ask (which is rather obvious since they either don't ask any and keep bloviating and/or keep asking the same questions on the same subjects - all of which are included in the questionnaire) if they're asking for help on the outside. Quess the Daily Kos, moveon, NARAL, et al are fresh out of questions for them.

Teddy "the Swimmer" should ask Judge Alito if he thinks that there is a statute of limitations on a murder. And, if he doesn't, since Alito said no man is above the law, should he (Teddy) be worried.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

For other late nighters...who may have missed this:

Nature of the CAP Evidence Is There Is No Evidence

[Sender]

Did you see the Orca's "email all my friends" page?

Dear Friend,

Samuel Alito began his Senate confirmation hearings Monday, after weeks of intense preparation by some of the President's closest aides.

The Senators on the Judiciary Committee -- including Senator Kennedy -- now have the duty to peel back the carefully constructed facade. We have to get to the bottom of Mr. Alito's record and judicial philosophy and determine how he would impact the rights and freedoms of every American.