Insiders Hinting at a Miers Withdrawl.

[2Xtreme21]

You all realize that once Miers' nomination is thrown out, Bush is just going to appoint some neocon to continue his agenda for the next 30 years.

 

[BaliBabyDoc]

Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
You all realize that once Miers' nomination is thrown out, Bush is just going to appoint some neocon to continue his agenda for the next 30 years.

Most of the people on the conservative bench are "legitimate" Constitutional scholars. Let me be clear, I'm not saying that MOST conservative judges are scholars. But despite their political leanings, a few of these men (and women) are reasonable considerations for the post.

 

[cKGunslinger]

Originally posted by: Frackal
Actually Darth Vader is a democrat

Oddly enough, Darth Vader was one of the Toledo anti-demonstration members as seen at timemark 2:40 in this video. (proved by Steeple in this thread.)

I'm not sure what that makes him..

 

[zendari]

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Originally posted by: zendari
You forgot Robert Bork's resume BBD.

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Nope, I didn't forget Bork. He fails the "drooling partisan" test. Admittedly, I would definitely take Bork over Clarence "affirmative action" Thomas or Anton "originalist when I'm in the mood" Scalia.

Happens when NOW and the rest of the affirmative action supporters start screaming for a minority candidate, labelling a seat as "black only" or "female only". You get what you ask for.

Of course according to the left Thomas isn't a black man. Ebony doesn't even consider him "one of the 100 most influential blacks in the country". Hmm.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: zendari
Topic Title: Insiders Hinting at a Miers Withdrawl.

Great news to hear for everyone!

How come you are against your hero on his nomination???

 

[BaliBabyDoc]

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Originally posted by: zendari
You forgot Robert Bork's resume BBD.

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Nope, I didn't forget Bork. He fails the "drooling partisan" test. Admittedly, I would definitely take Bork over Clarence "affirmative action" Thomas or Anton "originalist when I'm in the mood" Scalia.

Happens when NOW and the rest of the affirmative action supporters start screaming for a minority candidate, labelling a seat as "black only" or "female only". You get what you ask for.

Of course according to the left Thomas isn't a black man. Ebony doesn't even consider him "one of the 100 most influential blacks in the country". Hmm.

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Every person with more than two working neurons knows that there are PLENTY of qualified Asian, black, Hispanic, and female candidates. Why? B/c it's not like you need 1000, 100, or 10 . . . you just need ONE friggin' person with the credentials for the job.

The problem for Bush41 is that he couldn't find a black ideologue with credentials so he chose a black ideologue. Bush should have just bit the minority bullet (since they weren't going to vote for him anyway) and nominated a MJ-abstaining version of Bork. Instead he sent a marginally qualified candidate to a lifetime appointment.

Bush43 has no excuse. There's even a black female ideologue he could have tried (Janice Rogers Brown). I think her politics sux but at least she's consistent . . . and unlike Thomas . . . you get the impression the woman has something to contribute.

 

[zendari]

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Really? How do you explain his omission from this list that I mentioned before? Or is the mayor of Memphis somehow more influential than a seat on the nation's highest court?

I guess being a SCOTUS judge isn't a career to look up to. /sarcasm

The problem for Bush41 is that he couldn't find a black ideologue with credentials so he chose a black ideologue. Bush should have just bit the minority bullet (since they weren't going to vote for him anyway) and nominated a MJ-abstaining version of Bork. Instead he sent a marginally qualified candidate to a lifetime appointment.

That didn't work the first time thanks to the liberal media's smear campaign of one of the greatest intellects in the country.

Bush43 has no excuse. There's even a black female ideologue he could have tried (Janice Rogers Brown). I think her politics sux but at least she's consistent . . . and unlike Thomas . . . you get the impression the woman has something to contribute.

I think she will be Ginsberg's replacement. One can only hope.

 

[Whoozyerdaddy]

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Really? How do you explain his omission from this list that I mentioned before? Or is the mayor of Memphis somehow more influential than a seat on the nation's highest court?

I guess being a SCOTUS judge isn't a career to look up to. /sarcasm

The problem for Bush41 is that he couldn't find a black ideologue with credentials so he chose a black ideologue. Bush should have just bit the minority bullet (since they weren't going to vote for him anyway) and nominated a MJ-abstaining version of Bork. Instead he sent a marginally qualified candidate to a lifetime appointment.

That didn't work the first time thanks to the liberal media's smear campaign of one of the greatest intellects in the country.

Bush43 has no excuse. There's even a black female ideologue he could have tried (Janice Rogers Brown). I think her politics sux but at least she's consistent . . . and unlike Thomas . . . you get the impression the woman has something to contribute.

I think she will be Ginsberg's replacement. One can only hope.

She might be up before that if Miers is bounced.

 

[smack Down]

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Really? How do you explain his omission from this list that I mentioned before? Or is the mayor of Memphis somehow more influential than a seat on the nation's highest court?

I guess being a SCOTUS judge isn't a career to look up to. /sarcasm

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Can you name one opionon that he has writen how about an inflential one to the black community.

 

[Whoozyerdaddy]

Originally posted by: smack Down

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Really? How do you explain his omission from this list that I mentioned before? Or is the mayor of Memphis somehow more influential than a seat on the nation's highest court?

I guess being a SCOTUS judge isn't a career to look up to. /sarcasm

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Can you name one opionon that he has writen how about an inflential one to the black community.

Just curious... does everything affect all black people the same?
And I think this case might be an answer to both of your questions.

"While the romanticized ideal of universal public education resonates with the cognoscenti who oppose vouchers, poor urban families just want the best education for their children, who will certainly need it to function in our high-tech and advanced society," he wrote. "As Thomas Sowell noted 30 years ago: Most black people have faced too many grim, concrete problems to be romantics."

 

[Zebo]

I wish we could clone Thomas. By far the best SC justice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Thomas

This dunce does'nt even know what the constitution is, like her benefactor..

 

[smack Down]

Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy

Originally posted by: smack Down

Originally posted by: zendari

Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc

Dude, everybody knows Thomas is a black man. That's what irks black people the most. Bush41 essentially called him the best qualified black legal intellect to place on the Supreme Court. Most women are offended by the Miers nomination b/c just like Thomas they look at one another and say, "WTF . . . that's the BEST qualified person?!"

Really? How do you explain his omission from this list that I mentioned before? Or is the mayor of Memphis somehow more influential than a seat on the nation's highest court?

I guess being a SCOTUS judge isn't a career to look up to. /sarcasm

[/b]

Can you name one opionon that he has writen how about an inflential one to the black community.

Just curious... does everything affect all black people the same?
And I think this case might be an answer to both of your questions.

"While the romanticized ideal of universal public education resonates with the cognoscenti who oppose vouchers, poor urban families just want the best education for their children, who will certainly need it to function in our high-tech and advanced society," he wrote. "As Thomas Sowell noted 30 years ago: Most black people have faced too many grim, concrete problems to be romantics."

Thomas didn't write the majorty opionion on the case sorry you lose.

 

[Pabster]

Here's my theory.

Miers fails to win confirmation before Senate. Bush nominates Rogers-Brown. Democrats Scream. Senate confirms her.