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Laura Bush glad Obama picked woman for high court
AP via Yahoo ^ | June 8, 2009

Posted on 06/08/2009 5:50:37 AM PDT by maggief

WASHINGTON – Former first lady Laura Bush says she's pleased that President Barack Obama nominated a woman for the Supreme Court.

"I think she sounds like a winner and a good nominee," Bush said of Sonia Sotomayor, the federal appeals judge Obama picked.

(Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ...


TOPICS: Government; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: bhojudicialnominees; bush; derangement; laurabush; rino; sotomayor; syndrome; women
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To: CaspersGh0sts
Just like you should find it hard to support a candidate who associates with terrorists and attended a racist church. Problem is, if you stated as much on national TV nothing would come of it . . . whereas if Laura Bush states it, it would set off a never-ending round of lib daydrama that would end up reinforcing the opponent.

She's Laura Bush, not Michael Savage.

41 posted on 06/08/2009 6:09:32 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: 1rudeboy
I think you stopped reading after "glad"

I don't understand your post.

42 posted on 06/08/2009 6:09:35 AM PDT by maggief (I)
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To: maggief

NEVER give the enemy ammunition to use against you!


43 posted on 06/08/2009 6:10:03 AM PDT by PSYCHO-FREEP (Give me LIBERTY or give me an M-24A2!)
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To: maggief

Question for Mrs, Bush, from a fellow female: What the heck difference does the gender of the justice make?!


44 posted on 06/08/2009 6:11:36 AM PDT by mewzilla (In politics the middle way is none at all. John Adams)
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To: maggief

You are reacting to the first three words of the headline, and your subsequent comments leave the impression that you didn’t read the article.


45 posted on 06/08/2009 6:12:16 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: maggief

And nobody comments about her qualifications and past rulings. The only comments are about .......................


46 posted on 06/08/2009 6:13:07 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple ( Seeking the truth here folks.)
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To: maggief
Was this the big anticipated "announcement"?

sw

47 posted on 06/08/2009 6:13:28 AM PDT by spectre (Spectre's wife ) (No more Czars!)
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To: maggief

She is a woman of much grace and decency. I wouldn’t expect her to say anything less, truthfully.


48 posted on 06/08/2009 6:15:39 AM PDT by Daisyjane69
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To: 1rudeboy

“You are reacting to the first three words of the headline, and your subsequent comments leave the impression that you didn’t read the article.”

I posted two articles and left one comment saying it would have been best to keep her mouth shut, ... like her husband.


49 posted on 06/08/2009 6:15:42 AM PDT by maggief (I)
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To: 1rudeboy

Correction: I also posted the comment on Harriet Miers.


50 posted on 06/08/2009 6:16:48 AM PDT by maggief (I)
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To: SJSAMPLE

Giving support to the enemies of our country and our way of life does not qualify one as a “class act”. During the American Revolution I am sure that one could have found the Tories to be a classier lot than many of the patriot rabble.

I am more interested in truth than whatever it is that qualifies as “class”. I could voice my objection to the Obama disaster and still maintain my dignity and honor. It’s not that hard.


51 posted on 06/08/2009 6:17:01 AM PDT by all the best
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To: maggief
Right, and I'm saying that you are reacting to this article as if Laura Bush actually said the word, "glad," when at best it is unclear if she did. And from the quotes in this article, it's not even clear if she said anything that controversial (judging from the knee-jerk reactions on this thread).
52 posted on 06/08/2009 6:19:21 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: Jedidah

Then why doesn’t she just simply say - “that’s above my pay grade” then? That would serve two purposes - both the politic and the class angle of it.

She’d get in a well placed meaningful dig that intelligent people would understand and would sound magnanimous to everyone else that’s too lazy to become less clueless.


53 posted on 06/08/2009 6:19:44 AM PDT by jurroppi1 (We need to reward the people that carry the water instead of the people that drink the water!)
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To: SJSAMPLE

Yes, but in this case; I would just keep my mouth shut.


54 posted on 06/08/2009 6:21:08 AM PDT by freekitty (Give me back my conservative vote.)
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To: 1rudeboy

You assumption I am reacting to the word “glad” is utterly false. I am reacting to the fact she gave the interview to GMA in the first place and/or commented on Sotomayor at all.

“Good nominee???”

Bush called Sonia Sotomayor, Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court, “a very interesting and good nominee.”

“You know, as a woman, I’m proud that there might be another woman on the court and so, we’ll see what happens, but I wish her well,” Bush said.


55 posted on 06/08/2009 6:24:31 AM PDT by maggief (I)
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To: maggief
I can't judge Laura's motivations for her answer, but I'm not going to defend her either.

I can't help but have the nagging suspicion that she's part and parcel of the globalization effort by the US government.

A true, honest, 'non partisan' reply, IMHO, would have been more along the lines of:

I'm glad the President nominated a woman. Men and women are inherently different, and numerous perspectives often result in deeper insights on an issue.

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Why does Bush owe Obama his 'silence', anyway

Jimmy Carter is STILL running his head!

56 posted on 06/08/2009 6:31:03 AM PDT by MamaTexan (I am NOT an administrative, corporate, collective, legal, political or public entity or ~person~)
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To: raybbr

They are so unaffected and isolated they may as well be another species.


57 posted on 06/08/2009 6:31:58 AM PDT by SWAMPSNIPER (THE SECOND AMENDMENT, A MATTER OF FACT, NOT A MATTER OF OPINION)
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To: 4rcane

Why do you assume these are their political enemies. Seems to me they have the same goals as the Bushs.


58 posted on 06/08/2009 6:32:27 AM PDT by DManA
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To: maggief

It really isn’t too surprising to see the Bush comments favoring the Sotomayor’s nomination.

After all, who appointed Sotomayor to the bench?

Answer: George Herbert Walker Bush.

It’s a family thing.


59 posted on 06/08/2009 6:33:00 AM PDT by TomGuy
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To: ProfoundMan

All she needed to say was, “We’re making a point of not commenting on the new President’s decisions, so I won’t comment.”


60 posted on 06/08/2009 6:33:10 AM PDT by Mr Rogers (I loathe the ground he slithers on!)
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