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To: sport
I'm more optimistic, but not rolling in glee.

I think the Illegal made a fatal error in his 2010 State of the Union Speech when he called out the Court for its decision in the Citizens United case. Justice Kennedy, the very man he needed most to persuade in the inevitably upcoming Obamacare case and the Court's most mercurial justice, wrote the Citizens United decision. Hence, the Illegal's attack on that decision was a direct, uncalled for attack on Kennedy himself. Add to that the Illegal's current, fanatical, attack on the Catholic Church for defending its most basic doctrine, with Kennedy being a Catholic, and you have a perfect recipe for Kennedy playing, "don't get mad, get even."

Indeed, even if Kennedy cast an initial, preliminary vote in favor of Obamacare, I suspect the Illegal's most recent ignorant and inflammatory diatribe against the Court might cause Kennedy to change his vote. Hence, my guarded optimism.

46 posted on 04/06/2012 7:36:39 AM PDT by libstripper
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To: libstripper
The first time he verbally attacked the Supreme Court. This time he threathened certain members of the Supreme Court.

In reality, the question is not whay he does, but why does he do it? He knows he can get away with it, but how does he know this? Is he secure in his knowledge that the American people have been so dumbed down by the media and educational system that they do not know how the Country is supposed to orerate, or does he know that the American people have lost the ability to form individual thoughts on their own, so they must be fed by the media?

There are some reason that he continues doing these thinga and stupidity is not one of them.

70 posted on 04/06/2012 9:29:32 AM PDT by sport
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