Harriet Miers withdraws!!

[dirtyhippy420]

Or because you're an evangelical christian.

dirtyhippy420 Reviewed by dirtyhippy420 on 10-28-2005. Harriet Miers withdraws!! good news!!! http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/10/27/D8DGCU003.html Rating: 5

[amsterdam]

they are going to nominate a clear conservative judge, Luddig, or Brown or Williams.

and this one will go through, nuclear option or not. That will shift the court directly to the right for the next 20 or so years. There is even wipers in the grapevine of a third pick middle of next year.

[andruejaysin]

My guess is Alberto "speedy" Gonzales, still a crony, obviously, but one with at least mimimal quaulifications. Plus he's GW's coke dealer, catch him fiending, you can get a nomination for a twenty piece.

[eg420ne]

My guess is Alberto "speedy" Gonzales, still a crony, obviously, but one with at least mimimal quaulifications. Plus he's GW's coke dealer, catch him fiending, you can get a nomination for a twenty piece.

Thats funny...I dont think Alberto ILOVETORTURE Gonzalez would have the support of the republicans just like Miers... GW has his daddys connections for his coke, Al just a middleman

[amsterdam]

Gonzales?? Not a chance in hell.

It will be a conservative like Janice Rogers Brown, a black women, or maybe Michael Luddig

[onwardthroughthefog]

One thing you may be overlooking is that a lot of potentially good nominees may not WANT to go through the grief of the process. I have already heard that two or three prominant people mentioned publicly have said they would not want to be included on the list of prospective nominees because they know this nomination may be the most partisan war of politics fought in this country in many decades.

Onward!

[onwardthroughthefog]

And I agree that Gonzales would have no chance at all of getting the approval of the far right wing of the Republican party. He'd probably get more support from moderates from both parties than some possibilities, but not get any support from either extreme.

If he gets the nod, it would be a politically crippling nomination. So I don't see that at all.

Onward!

[amsterdam]

word on the street is a man named Samuel Alito.

http://air.fjc.gov/servlet/tGetInfo?jid=26

[onwardthroughthefog]

word on the street is a man named Samuel Alito.

http://air.fjc.gov/servlet/tGetInfo?jid=26

I don't get out on the "street" much...too damned many DRUG dealers....

Onward!

[amsterdam]

haha, i hear ya.

i think they should go with Rogers Brown. She has a huge advantage and would get through despite being a big-time anti-abortion conservative. Wich i think is good. Abortion is barbaric and should be delegated to the states to decide. We have a thing in America called the amendment process. Abortion covered under the right to privacy,hod the constitution up to a light,get a magnifying glass,it isnt there.