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jwalsh07 wrote: I agree with you George and you've put your finger on the problem. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and in our America the closest thing there is to absolute power lies in the heart of the federal judiciary and there seems to be absolutely nothing to be done about it. Congress doesn't have the heart or soul do take them on. Hence, the frustration that you rightfully see from me.

Ah yes, but are you one of those wingnut cranks who would rather vote for some lunatic-fringe candidate on 'principle' rather than voting for an electable Republican who actually might be able to get conservative judges appointed and confirmed?

If so then in my opinion you have no standing to complain.

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Ah yes, but are you one of those wingnut cranks who would rather vote for some lunatic-fringe candidate on 'principle' rather than voting for an electable Republican who actually might be able to get conservative judges appointed and confirmed?

LOL. Here at FR I have run the gamut from statist to wingnut. I vote and will always vote in the primaries for pro life, pro gun, pro constituion and pro America candidates. In the general elections I have always voted for the candidate closes to those views with a chance of being elected.

If so then in my opinion you have no standing to complain.

Just goes to show what some opinions are worth.