Bush's top-court pick angers the U.S. right
Politically weakened, President chooses White House counsel for Supreme Court
"No. She’s something new: a complete mediocrity". Ann 'the nasty bitch' Coulter
Democrats must have hit one out of the park yesterday the way all the phony-conservatives (Republicans) are acting today.
Nothing more satisfying in life than to see Republicans attacking each other.
A wounded Bush will be an effective Bush in getting done what needs to be done. Namely, blocking Republicans from doing more harm...
Miers' Qualifications Are 'Non-Existent'
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Posted Oct 3, 2005
Handed a once-in-a-generation opportunity to return the Supreme Court to constitutionalism, George W. Bush passed over a dozen of the finest jurists of his day -- to name his personal lawyer.
In a decision deeply disheartening to those who invested such hopes in him, Bush may have tossed away his and our last chance to roll back the social revolution imposed upon us by our judicial dictatorship since the days of Earl Warren.
UnHuman Events
William Kristol, editor of the conservative Weekly Standard magazine, said he was "disappointed, depressed and demoralized" by the appointment of Ms. Miers.
Bill Kristol being served dessert at one of his speaking engagements
Bush's top-court pick angers the U.S. right
Politically weakened, President chooses White House counsel for Supreme Court
"No. She’s something new: a complete mediocrity". Ann 'the nasty bitch' Coulter
Democrats must have hit one out of the park yesterday the way all the phony-conservatives (Republicans) are acting today.
Nothing more satisfying in life than to see Republicans attacking each other.
A wounded Bush will be an effective Bush in getting done what needs to be done. Namely, blocking Republicans from doing more harm...
Miers' Qualifications Are 'Non-Existent'
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Posted Oct 3, 2005
Handed a once-in-a-generation opportunity to return the Supreme Court to constitutionalism, George W. Bush passed over a dozen of the finest jurists of his day -- to name his personal lawyer.
In a decision deeply disheartening to those who invested such hopes in him, Bush may have tossed away his and our last chance to roll back the social revolution imposed upon us by our judicial dictatorship since the days of Earl Warren.
UnHuman Events
William Kristol, editor of the conservative Weekly Standard magazine, said he was "disappointed, depressed and demoralized" by the appointment of Ms. Miers.
Bill Kristol being served dessert at one of his speaking engagements
