Romney has selected liberal judges in the past....
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1957771/posts?page=257#257
Father of a Marine: “Who is most likely to give me the conservative judges and justices? Huckabee, not Romney.”
Correct, and Semper Fi.
Especially after Romney’s record of appointing homosexual activists to the court in Mass. Such as Judge Steven Abany in 2005, board member of the Gay and Lesbian Bar Association.
New release from Gov. Romney’s office follows:
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive Department
State House Boston, MA 02133
(617) 725-4000
MITT ROMNEY
GOVERNOR
KERRY HEALEY
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
May 4, 2005 CONTACT:
Shawn Feddeman
(617) 725-4025
ROMNEY NAMES STEPHEN ABANY TO WRENTHAM DISTRICT COURT
Governor Mitt Romney today nominated Stephen S. Abany of Boston for the position of Associate Justice of the Wrentham District Court.
Since 1979, Abany has worked as the Assistant Clerk-Magistrate of the Quincy District Court. Previously, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office and a Law Clerk to The Honorable George N. Covett of the Brockton District Court.
Abany is a member of numerous legal organizations, including the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Norfolk County Bar Association, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association.
Abany earned his bachelor’s degree from Boston College in 1971, his master’s degree from University of Massachusetts in 1974 and his law degree from Suffolk University Law School in 1978.
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257 posted on 01/22/2008 2:42:34 PM PST by AFA-Michigan
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So who are you FOR in the primary now?
McCain voted for Breyer and Ginsburg and in 1990s was FOR Roe v Wade.
Huckabee supported Democrats who ran against Republicans in Arkansas and called anti-tax-increase Republicans Shiites.
Mitt Romney governed fairly conservative for a guy in a deepblue state.
huh.........imagine that! /s