Judge pick at 9!

**Gawain of Orkeny** · 07-20-2005, 07:04

Originally Posted by PanzerJager
And I thought we had total domination over the government before.. imagine the possibilities now!

Again I dont want them voting along party or political lines but solely on what the constitution says. There should be no politics invoved intheir desicions. This isnt about conservatives vs liberals but whether the constitution means what it says or not. It wasnt wriitten to favor one party over another.

**PanzerJaeger** · 07-20-2005, 07:13

Again I dont want them voting along party or political lines but solely on what the constitution says. There should be no politics invoved intheir desicions. This isnt about conservatives vs liberals but whether the constitution means what it says or not. It wasnt wriitten to favor one party over another.

Yes but the constitution strictly interpreted coincides with conservative ideology 95% of the time if not more.

**Laridus Konivaich** · 07-20-2005, 07:39

Originally Posted by PanzerJager

Yes but the constitution strictly interpreted coincides with conservative ideology 95% of the time if not more.

Yes, but we can't help that, now can we

**Gawain of Orkeny** · 07-20-2005, 08:03

Yes but the constitution strictly interpreted coincides with conservative ideology 95% of the time if not more.

I see you catch my drift

**Alexander the Pretty Good** · 07-20-2005, 22:48

Why Cube?

As a proclaimed anti-Federalist, the best thing could happen would be the nomination (and confirmation) of strict constructionists. Roberts sounds like he fits that bill.

Interestingly, Roberts is drawing flak from none other than Ann Coulter (!!!) - she is protesting Roberts nomination. More proof that she's nuts?

**Xiahou** · 07-20-2005, 22:57

Originally Posted by Alexander the Pretty Good

Interestingly, Roberts is drawing flak from none other than Ann Coulter (!!!) is protesting Roberts nomination. More proof that she's nuts?

Sadly, there have been some who have changed their stripes after joining the SCOTUS.... I just hope they did their homework on Roberts.

Maybe we should just clone Scalia and fill the court with him.

**Alexander the Pretty Good** · 07-20-2005, 23:01

I just hope they did their homework on Roberts.

I'm praying Coulter turns out to be wrong - which one might argue to be a minor miracle.

**Proletariat** · 07-21-2005, 02:04

Clement, the person you originally thought would be bad for State Rights?

C'mon, buddy. www.google.com

**Lemur** · 07-22-2005, 03:52

Originally Posted by Alexander the Pretty Good

Interestingly, Roberts is drawing flak from none other than Ann Coulter (!!!) - she is protesting Roberts nomination. More proof that she's nuts?

Certainly proof that this Roberts is worth looking at. He seems okay to this lemur, especially considering some of the idealogues Bush could have picked. I don't see much to not like, and having Coulter say you're bad is like a seal of good housekeeping.