To: Right_in_Virginia
McCain pointing out he voted for Ginsburg and Breyer because although he didn’t agree with them, they were qualified, and that Obama refused to vote for Roberts on ideological grounds. Fabulous answer.
To: GOPrincess
McCain pointing out he voted for Ginsburg and Breyer because although he didn’t agree with them, they were qualified, and that Obama refused to vote for Roberts on ideological grounds. Fabulous answer.
The perfect answer.
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10/15/2008 7:11:18 PM PDT by
khnyny
("The demagogue is one who preaches doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots.")
To: GOPrincess
McCain pointing out he voted for Ginsburg and Breyer because although he didn’t agree with them, they were qualified, and that Obama refused to vote for Roberts on ideological grounds. Fabulous answer.
In the old days, you usually voted for the President's judicial picks as long as they were qualified. It was not your job to pick the judiciary, but to make sure they were qualified.
The Democrats changed that tradition and turned it into an ideological fight to the detriment of the country.
McCain has tried to stick to the old tradition, but it is dead. At least he did point that out.
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