Idle Thought of the Day
President Bush is fond of saying, “There is no litmus test for Supreme Court justices,” which in the first place is a blatant lie. But in any case, do you actually think Bush even knows what litmus paper is?
President Bush is fond of saying, “There is no litmus test for Supreme Court justices,” which in the first place is a blatant lie. But in any case, do you actually think Bush even knows what litmus paper is?
Posted by lifeintheG at 10:15 AM
"Power has a way of undermining judgment, of planting delusions of grandeur in the minds of otherwise sensible people and otherwise sensible nations." - Senator J. William Fulbright, 1966
2 comments:
Oh, as if he would take a blasphemous science class. And by the way, I'm tired of hearing how a judge deserves a "fair up-or-down vote" and how the the investigation process shouldn't take so long because it's not fair to the candidate. Give me a break! We will be stuck with people for a (very long) lifetime, and they can't undergo a long process? Poor Roberts! 22 whole hours! I feel so bad!
I don't understand your point. Why should anyone care about about a prospective Justice's pH anyway?
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