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I'm sure a replacement will be found that will be agreeable to all, as our government works together as reasonable people putting the rule of law and reason first.
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Ted-E-Bare said:I'm sure a replacement will be found that will be agreeable to all, as our government works together as reasonable people putting the rule of law and reason first.
minsue said:Oh, fuck.
Couture said:We've come to know Bush quite well in the four 1/2 years he's been president. If there has been a true loser during his term as president, it would be the moderate. The left wing get more people and funds. The radical right gets everything they always dreamed of. The moderates get the shaft.
Bush will not nominate a moderate. Expect more divisiveness.
cantdog said:I don't ever see Bush nominating a real conservative, only a radical neo-con, someone real conservatives would shudder at. Maybe a born again Randist.
Colleen Thomas said:Bush will nominate a rabid ultra conservative, most likely a minority of some kind, if he holds true to form.
Wildcard Ky said:I'm telling all of you...........I'm gonna file this one away for "na nah na na nah na, I told you so" purposes. One moderate followed by two ultra conservatives.
The moderate will be a faux peace offering to end the filibustering over his current nominees for other judgeships. The moderate will be accepted by both sides as a means to end the current judicial squabbles and move on to something else. You've gotta admit, a Supreme court nominee does sweeten the pot for trying to make a deal.
After all that is said and done, Rhenquist and Stevens will step down. The Dems will have used their ammunition by dropping the filibusters in the nominee to replace O'Connor deal, and Bush will push two ultra conservatives into the nominations.
You heard it here first. That's my story and I'm sticking to it until events prove me wrong. LOL
mack_the_knife said:And Kerry would be planning to nominate a moderate, right?
What she said.Colleen Thomas said:In all honesty, yes, he would. Not because he would ewant to, lord knows, he would like someone left of Marshall. But his selection would have to get past a solidly hostile senate so he would have no choice but to appoint a moderate.
I suppose that is true, especially after the now established policy of filibustering judicial nominees.Colleen Thomas said:In all honesty, yes, he would. Not because he would ewant to, lord knows, he would like someone left of Marshall. But his selection would have to get past a solidly hostile senate so he would have no choice but to appoint a moderate.
Needs to be either a woman (to keep the balance with O'Connor leaving) or a Latino (probably easier to find a hard-liner, deeply religious).Colleen Thomas said:Bush will nominate a rabid ultra conservative, most likely a minority of some kind, if he holds true to form.
dreampilot79 said:yeah right!!!!! and I got a bridge to sell too.... cheap!!!!