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To: Mamzelle
I don't think it has anything to do with it. Being Canadian does not IMHO add or remove from the debate. If there is anybody suited to size up Northeastern Elitism it is GWB. Son of Maine, educated at Yale and Harvard. He knows that the problem on the bench is not the diversity of sex or color but of the imagination, The rigid hierarchy of ideas that inhabit the Elite Legal profession dueling out among themselves to see whose philosophical underpinnings will win out. GWB concluided that the problem with the bench is less Harvard/Yale and more Rest of America. Here he has again shown an incredible knack of pissing off just about everyone.

IMHO If everyone is not happy with this pick, then she is the most qualified and least polically motivated decision the prez has done so far.

84 posted on 10/06/2005 9:27:54 AM PDT by bubman
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To: bubman
If you want to try to make the case of a Methodist Texas Rancher being a Northeastern Elite, you are welcome to try. Doesn't look to me as if the Ivy Taint has troubled him none.

On the other hand, Krauthammer is very much the Northerner (Great White North--erner) enthralled by the Ivory Tower and with vaguely European mannerisms. He way was greased by connections with the same "intellectual" folks that gave us Bill Kristol as Wise Man. And he's brilliant because...because...well, everyone knows he brilliant!

Since I'm not exactly happy with this nom, I wonder why the opposition pundits to her appointment all sound like such snobbish twerps.

Wish there were more, younger, Red State writers that we could "elect" to pundit status. I'm so tired of these old, tired Blue State bluebloods.

118 posted on 10/06/2005 9:48:37 AM PDT by Mamzelle
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