[Theodore R.]

Regarding the judges: imagine how nauseated you will be if "President Kerry's" Supreme Court nominees sail through, probably 94-6, with the active support of Chairman Hatch. That's what Hatch did in 1993 and 1994 as the ranking member on Judiciary for B. Clinton's nominations of the leftists Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer. Of course, we cannot be sure that Bush would name a conservative to the Supreme Court if an opening does develop. But we can be absolutely certain that Kerry would name a clone of Ginsburg, Breyer, Stevens, or Souter, all socialist peas in a liberal pod.

[Theodore R.]

I believe that I read that Hatch is term-limited as Judiciary chairman, and we will instead have Arlen Specter to guide the Kerry nominees through the committee were the popular MA leftist to become president. Not a good sign for conservatism, is it? I'm afraid we cannot count upon either PA or the whole USA. Of course, Specter is well acquainted with Mrs. Kerry, probably not his favorite former Pennsylvanian. As I recall, John Heinz, Mrs. Kerry's late husband, defeated Specter in the 1976 GOP Senate primary, and Specter never forgot the loss even though he came back four years later to win in that liberal state.