[Non-Sequitur]

I know you to be a strong conservative, so I really hope you don't resort to liberals' favorite insult, used whenever a conservative justice does something they approve of, and say that he "grew" in office.

But I see you still resort to the favorite southron insult that anyone who disagrees with the Southern rebellion just has to be a liberal. Nothing can be further from the truth.

[Texas Mulerider]

But I see you still resort to the favorite southron insult that anyone who disagrees with the Southern rebellion just has to be a liberal.

And just where did I say that? I tried to disabuse you of that notion in my first eight words. There are a lot of conservatives who "disagree with the Southern rebellion." I have no problem with that. My problem is with the application of often-derogatory legal terms to an issue that was decided by the bayonet, and not by the courts, backhanded slaps like White v. Texas notwithstanding.

[H.Akston]

Can a non-liberal love Central Brother? I suppose so.