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Originally posted by Vlad Confirmed, now getting sworn in... Begin the flame.

Giggidy giggidy giggidy!!!

Now sworn in... It has begun!

gigigiigggigigittigdy...

Allllllll riight!

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.

is someone going to moist a towel here too?


theres been way to much of that going on around here lately

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Originally posted by Yoepus is someone going to moist a towel here too? theres been way to much of that going on around here lately

Stinks like sex in here.

I don’t think anybody really knows a thing about this guy to really start the flames. For all we know he could be a closet liberal or Pat Robertson in cognito …

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Originally posted by Vlad Confirmed, now getting sworn in... Begin the flame.

Really not much to flame. It was damn hard to mark the guy during his hearing, even though he didn't necessarily shy away from his previous court opinions. I'll flame him later as needed if he starts making political rulings rather than Constitutional ones. We'll just have to wait and see.

Any predictions on Bush's choice for tomorrow? I'm thinkin' Janice Brown - gives him a woman + a minority, which might help his image since Katrina. It'll help him fire up his base, plus he can overrule the likely filibuster from the Dems. in the Senate and effectively have the Senate run just like the House.

Then again he could slip in another Roberts - someone who's hard to read, has very little track record, and has a smile that makes even my thighs quiver.....

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Originally posted by occrider I don’t think anybody really knows a thing about this guy to really start the flames. For all we know he could be a closet liberal or Pat Robertson in cognito …

Would be pretty hillarious if he turned out to be a closet liberal. Considering Bush nominated him though I highly doubt it.

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Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Janice Brown

Haha, my host sister in Canada had exactly that name

Not that it has anything to do with anything but anyway

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Originally posted by St_Andrew Would be pretty hillarious if he turned out to be a closet liberal. Considering Bush nominated him though I highly doubt it.

Souter was nominated by GHW Bush ... these sumpreme court justices sometimes work out in mysterious ways.

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The only thing that suprises me is not that he got confirmed, but that they gave him the seat of Chief Justice, instead of making him a regular ole Justice, considering his age.

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.

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Originally posted by occrider Souter was nominated by GHW Bush ... these sumpreme court justices sometimes work out in mysterious ways.

Earl Warren and William Brennan were nominated by Eisenhower, and they turned out to be quite liberal. Byron White was nominated by Kennedy and he dissented in Roe Vs. Wade and also wrote the majority opinion upholding Bowers Vs. Hardwick (in other words he was very conservative).

Speaking of O'Connor, she originally joined the majority in Bowers Vs Hardwick, and overruled herself some years later in Lawrence V Texas.

So yeah, there's nothing to flame because nobody knows what Roberts will be like on the court, but I would not expect Judge Roberts to be any less conservative than say Anthony Kennedy.

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Originally posted by Vlad The only thing that suprises me is not that he got confirmed, but that they gave him the seat of Chief Justice, instead of making him a regular ole Justice, considering his age.

It doesn't surprise me at all.

Historically Chief Justices have been picked from outside the court instead of elevated from within the court like Rehnquist was.

Antonin Scalia has neither the personality nor the temperament to be chief justice (plus he's quite old), and Clarence Thomas lacks the intellect.

Roberts, from Bush's perspective was a no brainer for Chief.

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Last edited by DaveSZ on Sep-29-2005 at 23:26

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Originally posted by DaveSZ Roberts, from Bush's perspective was a no brainer for Chief.

Only time will tell, and considering his age, there will be alot of that.

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.