[Torie]

Luttig, McConnell, JRB, Owen, Alito, or anyone else you want to name, would have been defeated, and probably defeated in committee,

All the above have skeletons eh? Sitting on the bench must be pretty racy. Miers seems more likely to vote against Roe than some of the above. She has a visceral biblical hatred of abortion. But she will just slip through the traitorious Specter net eh? I don't know whom you are talking to, but it ain't Moses.

By the way, I viewed your opus as self therapy. My best advice is to write an opus, revise it, think about it, maybe discuss it with significant others, or professionals in the therapy field, and then hit the delete button.

When I go, there will be no opus. It will be like that guy in the Phantom of the Opera. The body will just fade away, quietly in the night, and all that will be left is the mask.

[Pukin Dog]

I agree with you.

[streetpreacher]

It's the need to feel important and "needed" that drives one to write these things.

[kpp_kpp]

"She has a visceral biblical hatred of abortion"

still looking for actual evidence that this is true... (other than naming what church she goes/went to or something her pastor believes)

[Cincinna]

"All the above have skeletons eh?"
Don't know about skeletons, but they do have a paper trail, on the record.
I don't believe that anyone with a very Conservative paper trail would be confirmed.
John Roberts was lucky that his judicial appointment was short and neutral. Had he been confirmed under Bush 41, he would not be CJ today.

[rockrr]

Sorry, but your last line reminded me of that old joke;

When I die, I want to go like Grandpa, who died quietly in his sleep (unlike the passengers in the car he was driving ;'}

[Kryptonite]

10/09/05 - one day before Brett Favre's 36th birthday.

We agree.