Posted on 08/06/2010 8:44:04 PM PDT by thecodont
Reporting from Washington — Two of President Obama's choices for the federal bench in California have been dealt a setback, as the Senate adjourned for a month and sent back to the White House the nominations of UC Berkeley law professor Goodwin Liu and San Francisco Magistrate Edward M. Chen.
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memo to GOP, while blocking these two is good, you let the big one in with your blessings.
That says it all right there. We know what kind of judges these two would make. Could the GOP be growing a spine, or at least the makings of a spine? Naaaah, the supreme court confirmation showed that aint happening.
Just wait. Jesus will tell Ms Grahamnesty to come to their rescue over the break and along with the NE RINOs they’ll save the day!
memo to GOP, while blocking these two is good, you let the big one in with your blessings.
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Yep. Consistent.
exactly
Who is the GOP again?
Group Of Pansies?
Group Of Progressives? (oh.. I kinda like that one)
This is far from a victory.
While virtualy “playing dead” during the confirmation of Kagan, the Rs are only using a pariamentary manouver to skirt the issue here, which will undoubtedly be sent back for another go-round after the recess.
It may be more spine than we’re used to seeing from these Republicrats, but it’s hardly the kind of opposition that the Demicans put forth to block a huge number of Bush nominees.
Gutless wonders all.
OK but how about some retroblocks? Start with
some of the knuckleheads nominated by GOP presi-
dents and then work on those morons appointed
by Clinton.
great..why not vote against kagan
How are these folks worse than Kagan?
gummed out petunias
What’s sad - these two were probably more qualified to sit on the bench than Kagan... Not that any of them need to be anywhere near a courthouse except in Shackles and an orange jump suit with their buddy the Communist ONE.
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