It will take more than saving or not saving Terri in order to change the institutionalized travesty of the black robes.
It will take more than just appointing non DOJ hacks to the judiciary.
It will take more than just purging the communists and leftists from the halls of accadamia.
It will take more than just purging the socialists and anti american law professors.
It will take more than just clossing down some of these law schools.
It will take more than just disenfranchising the ABA from all judicial and legislative processcess.
It will take ALL of the above.
We will have to fight the left inch by inch and battle by battle untile they are extinct.
10 years ago we would not have even had the chance to be upset. We have to keep in mind where we were and where we are going.
I agree with what you wrote, but I think that is just the beginning. For instance, because we now see that "local judges are the law," we need to have a comprehensive database of every judge in America so we will have real solid data to give to voters and help them vote out the bad ones before they are able to move up and gain more power. Also, I think we need major radical surgery on the legal system from top to bottom. But I'm not sure that the other branches of our government have the will or power anymore to do that.
Mar 23, 2005 4:30 pm US/Central Winona, Minn. (AP) The animal rights group People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals is urging a Winona County assistant district attorney to vigorously prosecute an unnamed Winona-area resident. The plea stems from the Winona County Sheriff's Department's discovery last month of 13 severely neglected and parasite-ridden dogs housed near Homer in Winona County. One of the dogs died shortly after being rescued. The animals had reportedly been kept confined to wooden boxes. So far, no criminal charges have been filed. PETA is asking that the suspect, if convicted, spend jail time and prohibited from owning or harboring animals.