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I keep telling myself: "Don't respond to any post by Cologal".
Then I respond because the posts make me mad. I respond even tho Cologal will never accept the facts and responds to them with the most insulting comments. |
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do you believe that this should not be a nation of laws? It deserved the flippant answer it got. Why is it that only your comments or explanations are facts? I post something and it gets dismissed as liberal hate speech. I ask for some one to point out the hate speech....nothing. In this case the poster said because Justice Kennedy wrote the opinion my argument was wrong I guess because Kennedy sometimes leans left. But I am still entitled to my opinion as you are to yours. |
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That was what was funny. |
And why insult the many lesbian women who live in The Villages?
You do your thing (or not!), they do their thing. The nominee is to be judged on her credentials and acumen...not some speculative gossip or how much she weighs or where she went to school or what shoes she wears (the Pope has been criticized for his shoes!). Get a grip...get a life. |
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There's no comparison. The nominee has argued before the Supreme Court as Solicitor General so she knows the court very well. |
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So; I said "Name one of their rulings that makes new law instead of interpretation"; in so many words. No one has come up with a ruling crafted by any of them to dispute me and the case you noted, although I think it still is not making new law, is not a ruling by the 4 named justices. I hope this clears this up for you. Not funny anymore, huh? |
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The difference is that, in general and in the case of Harriet Meirs, is that the Republicans were more true to their values than Democrats. Republicans saw an inexperienced candidate and balked at confirming that candidate. The Democrats know Kagan is unqualified but they're a bunch of rubber-stamping, valueless, kool-aid drinking sycophants of the Obama Regime. |
That's spin, pure and simple. The recent decision to allow corporations and unions to give unlimited amounts of money to political campaigns -- previously limited by law -- is judicial activism. Period.
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Judicial Activism is when the Supreme Court makes law with a fanciful reading of supposed intent of the Constitution. Your view of Judicial Activism is when the Supreme Court does not agree with a view of yours. |
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Thanks I am glad we got to that point. |
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If the former, I'm open; if the latter, I'm not interested and unimpressed. |
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