Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist has died

[amsterdam]

he passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his 3 children.this great American will be missed.

still to early to say who W will pick to fill his shoes,but those will be big shoes to fill.

amsterdam Reviewed by amsterdam on 09-04-2005. Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist has died he passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his 3 children.this great American will be missed. still to early to say who W will pick to fill his shoes,but those will be big shoes to fill. Rating: 5

[amsterdam]

i will say that i want W to nominate Michael Luttig.as he should elect another real conservative,he is also young and would be around for a long time.

John Roberts will be confirmed in no time.

[WalkaWalka]

yes now bush gets to put another judge on ............ along side the ones appointed by reagan this a great tragedy in another way

[nicholasstanko]

i think renquist was killed in order to get john roberts on the panel.




you watch, he's going to get his vote in at all kinds of freedom-destroying mandates.




i know my renquist conspiracy is just a theory...but it's awful coincidental. i never heard about him being sick.

[nicholasstanko]

but im probably wrong...the u.s. government has NEVER assassinated people or got them to die "mysterious" deaths EVER before.

[WalkaWalka]

at least we say we dont^^ and we say lots of things don't we

[amsterdam]

he died of thyroid cancer,he had been suffering from it for a long time.

well,when you guys can ever when an election at the ballot box you can elect judges.until then we will forward our agenda wether you like it or not.

guess you know elections matter now.

[nicholasstanko]

i know...


renquist set to retire....

bush appoints john roberts to take over...

bush's approvals slip and slip and slip....


renquist mysteriously dies out of nowhere...


just in time for the mid-term elections....

[amsterdam]

i want to see abortion put through the amendment process, and if it even were to pass it should then have strict regulations enforced upon it.

a more conservative court would also stand a better chance of getting a look at the eminent domain issue and reverse that.

[nicholasstanko]

you mean a more conservative court can waste taxpayer money on minor issues such as abortion.


i dont care how moral or not you think aboirtion is, it takes a backseat to the plunging economy and "terrorism" dont you think? or how about some hurricane relief?


but no, that stuffs not important. its a good thing we have religious zealots patrolling the senate and congress ready to make short work of gay marriages, abortion and stem cell research.