Harriet Miers withdraws

[ExpertNovice]

Good. We need individuals who are known not to invent law but to interpret it. Such is the role the judicial branch is supposed to fill.

Unfortunately, it seems that the liberal educators are not teaching about separation of powers and it's importance.

 

[Strk]

Originally posted by: zendari
Because she's 75 and wants to retire? And according to the liberals here she was one of the justices to "choose" Bush in 2000 anyway.

What does one have to do with the other? Yes, she wants to retire, but what does your second statement have to do with anything?

 

[zendari]

Originally posted by: Strk

Originally posted by: zendari
Because she's 75 and wants to retire? And according to the liberals here she was one of the justices to "choose" Bush in 2000 anyway.

What does one have to do with the other? Yes, she wants to retire, but what does your second statement have to do with anything?

The liberals seem to like her for some reason, even though she chose the hated evil Fuhrer.

 

[Strk]

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: Strk

Originally posted by: zendari
Because she's 75 and wants to retire? And according to the liberals here she was one of the justices to "choose" Bush in 2000 anyway.

What does one have to do with the other? Yes, she wants to retire, but what does your second statement have to do with anything?

The liberals seem to like her for some reason, even though she chose the hated evil Fuhrer.

She was a moderate on most things, and even a bit liberal on a few of the more divisive things. There are not "for some reasons" floating around. The reasons liberals like her are pretty straight forward.

 

[imported_tss4]

Originally posted by: ExpertNovice
Good. We need individuals who are known not to invent law but to interpret it. Such is the role the judicial branch is supposed to fill.

Unfortunately, it seems that the liberal educators are not teaching about separation of powers and it's importance.

man, you never miss a chance. Liberals don't teach seperation of powers... You sound as dumb as the people here that go on about how the conservatives eat their young.

 

[zendari]

Bush narrows Supreme Court selection to 2, sources say

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WASHINGTON - Rebounding from the failed nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court, President Bush is poised to select between two of the nation's leading conservative federal appeals court judges - both experienced jurists with deep backgrounds in constitutional law - for what promises to be a bruising Senate confirmation battle.

With an announcement expected Sunday or Monday, administration officials have narrowed the focus to Judges Samuel Alito of New Jersey and Michael Luttig of Virginia, sources involved in the process said. Both have sterling legal qualifications and solid conservative credentials.



Both good choices IMO if this is true.

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[eits]

GOOD! that decreped-ass newb.... i'm glad her unqualified-ass resigned. it's time for bush to quit fvcking around and at the very least start giving the retards that voted him in something about which to be proud.

 

[JASANITY]

She looks like Emporer Palpatine!
Maybe we get Dooku next

 

[eits]

kill whitey