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To: Arkinsaw
Why would he do what they say? Nominate a conservative...they say no. Nominate a more conservative...they say no. Nominate even more conservative....they say no.........how long can they go saying no? Make them do it. MAKE THEM DO IT! I do NOT believe they will turn down nominee after nominee after nominee. I don't think they can sustain it. It will become the dominant issue on the news.......MAKE THEM DO IT! Make my day....vote down judge after judge after judge....do it Democrats. I dare ya. We can keep nominating a new one over and over again for two years if thats what you want to do. Anyway...if it was me thats what I would do.

This is exactly the path the President needs to take. He would win this hands down. If the Dems were against judge after judge after judge, with the Pres, and all the Pubs on TV night after night, doing pressers on the steps of congress, the Dems would cause such a impression of extremism, it would be bad on them, real bad.

The Pubs should call them extreme and give the personal stories of those like Janice Rogers Brown on TV, over and over, asking "what's wrong with this accomplished black woman?"

This would put the Dems in such a bad light with the American people that they wouldn't be able to investigate anything about the war without looking like they're extreme again. "Out to get the president".

Congress could very well go back to the Pubs again in two years, just on this issue alone, if the Pubs and the President are in unison and unrelenting.

It would work.

134 posted on 11/13/2006 7:17:22 PM PST by Bassfan (No cheese please)
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To: Bassfan
It would work.

But they ain't gonna do it.
136 posted on 11/13/2006 7:20:36 PM PST by Arkinsaw
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