[anniegetyourgun]

Kerry would be a terrible president...and I think most Americans will recognize that.

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[Oldeconomybuyer]

..."I think people who go to the Supreme Court ought to interpret the Constitution as it is interpreted...

More proof that the left cannot advance their pathetic agenda without stacked courts.

[Jhoffa_]

If you think that's strange..

He also said Dubya has "failed" in foreign policy and that he would restore the damaged relations with massive aid handouts and by implementing harsh environmental measures here in the US..

But, it's not all bad though, because he promised to do it in such a way that wouldn't comprimise our right to defend ourselves.

(And before you ask, the answer is no. It didn't make a bit more sense when he said it then it just did when you read it.)

[randita]

"I think people who go to the Supreme Court ought to interpret the Constitution as it is interpreted, and if they have another point of view, then they're not supporting the Constitution, which is what a judge does," Kerry said.

Kerry's attempt at Clinton doublespeak has failed miserably.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I have a litmus test for liberals. Put groups of them in a windowless room. Hook up a car exhaust to the air vents. Whoever turns blue has passed the litmus test.

[arasina]

Kerry may be trying to get attention with his controversial comments but he is just one of the many NARAL Dem candidates for President. The man-hating women of NARAL and NOW pull the strings and preapproved words come out of their little puppet mouths.

When John F. Kerry is called a "war hero" it sickens me. If he threw "his" medals away in protest, he no longer deserves the honor they represented.

[fporretto]

"Litmus tests" have always been a bizarre notion. What's in the Constitution is quite plain and clear, despite the attempts of leftist judges to interpret their personal fantasies into it.

My own question for a prospective federal jurist would be as follows:

Sir, are you willing to swear before God and the American people that you will honor the exact words of the Constitution of the United States as they are written, and without prejudice toward anyone's notions about their "penumbras" or "emanations," including those expressed in prior Supreme Court decisions?

A "yes" answer to that is all the "litmus test" I'd require.

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[mass55th]

""I think people who go to the Supreme Court ought to interpret the Constitution as it is interpreted, and if they have another point of view, then they're not supporting the Constitution, which is what a judge does," Kerry said.

This comment says alot. According to Kerry, no Supreme Court judge would be allowed to have an opposing viewpoint on any issue. He/she would have to vote lock-step with every other judge. Under those circumstances, why even have a Supreme Court. A little dictatorial on Kerry's part don't 'ya think? This only goes to show that any Kerry Presidency would be a regime...very controlling, and without support for the Constitution.

[Timesink]

Kerry is beyond repair. Between his "regime change" spewage and this cute little promise to his hate base, he has ZERO chance of ever winning.

[aruanan]

'President' Kerry would set bizarre litmus test for judges

He's going to give them a plate of fries and then see whether they choose red or blue ketchup.

[oh8eleven]

"I think people who go to the Supreme Court ought to interpret the Constitution as it is interpreted, and if they have another point of view, then they're not supporting the Constitution..."

Oh REALLY - as in Dred Scott v. Sanford?
"In March of 1857, the United States Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, declared that all blacks -- slaves as well as free -- were not and could never become citizens of the United States."

Semper Freedom...

[The Wizard]

there ain't gonna be a president kerry