Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme Court
and mollify his political base.

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NOYB wrote:
Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme
Court and mollify his political base.


Mr. Pander picks a panderer.

Happy days!

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NOYB wrote:
Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme
Court and mollify his political base.


Mr. Pander picks a panderer.

Happy days!


Even better news:

Monday October 31, 2005--Forty-five percent (45%) of American adults now
approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.
*That's up five points since Harriet Miers withdrew from consideration as a
Supreme Court nominee*.







President Bush Job Approval

Updated Daily by Noon Eastern Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 23%
Somewhat Disapprove 16%
Strongly Disapprove 39%
RasmussenReports.com

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NOYB wrote:
Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme
Court and mollify his political base.

Mr. Pander picks a panderer.
Happy days!


Even better news:

Monday October 31, 2005--Forty-five percent (45%) of American adults now
approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.
*That's up five points since Harriet Miers withdrew from consideration as
a Supreme Court nominee*.







President Bush Job Approval

Updated Daily by Noon Eastern Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 23%
Somewhat Disapprove 16%
Strongly Disapprove 39%
RasmussenReports.com


Yeah, even your robot poll still shows nearly as many STRONGLY
DISAPPROVING of President Dumfoch as those who Strongly Approve or
Somewhat Approve of him.

I already explained that to you. Bush had a 38% rating of "strongly
disapprove" even when he won the 2004 election by 3 million votes. He's at
39% now. Big deal. It's his base that matters...the ones who elected him.





Give Bush a chance...more details will be forthcoming on the Libby-Rove
Scandal, and he'll drop again. Or he'll screw up the handling of another
disaster. I expect an upturn this week because all the numnutsie
conservatives have a stiffie over Dumbya's court announcement.

The upturn occurred at the end of the week that most pundits and politicos
called "the worst week of the Bush Presidency".

Bush should be hovering in the 48-50% approval rating range by the end of
the week.

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NOYB wrote:
Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme
Court and mollify his political base.


Mr. Pander picks a panderer.


SEN. TED KENNEDY (D-MA): "You Have Obviously Had A Very Distinguished
Record, And I Certainly Commend You For Long Service In The Public Interest.
I Think It Is A Very Commendable Career And I Am Sure You Will Have A
Successful One As A Judge." (Sen. Ted Kennedy, Committee On The Judiciary,
U.S. Senate, Hearing, 4/5/90)

SEN. FRANK LAUTENBERG (D-NJ): "I Believe Mr. Alito Has The Experience And
The Skills To Be The Kind Of Judge The Public Deserves - One Who Is
Impartial, Thoughtful, And Fair. I Urge The Senate To Confirm His
Nomination." (Sen. Frank Lautenberg, Congressional Record, 4/27/90, p.
S5281)

FORMER SEN. BILL BRADLEY (D-NJ): "he Confirmation Of Sam Alito As U.S.
Attorney For New Jersey Is Testimony To The Commitment He Has Shown And The
Success Of His Efforts As A Law Enforcement Official. I Am Confident That He
Will Continue To Do All He Can To Uphold The Laws Of This Nation With The
Kind Of Determination And Vigor That Has Been His Trademark In The Past."
(Sen. Bill Bradley, Congressional Record, 12/8/87, p. S17427)

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Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme
Court and mollify his political base.

Mr. Pander picks a panderer.


SEN. TED KENNEDY (D-MA): "You Have Obviously Had A Very Distinguished
Record, And I Certainly Commend You For Long Service In The Public
Interest. I Think It Is A Very Commendable Career And I Am Sure You Will
Have A Successful One As A Judge." (Sen. Ted Kennedy, Committee On The
Judiciary, U.S. Senate, Hearing, 4/5/90)

SEN. FRANK LAUTENBERG (D-NJ): "I Believe Mr. Alito Has The Experience And
The Skills To Be The Kind Of Judge The Public Deserves - One Who Is
Impartial, Thoughtful, And Fair. I Urge The Senate To Confirm His
Nomination." (Sen. Frank Lautenberg, Congressional Record, 4/27/90, p.
S5281)

FORMER SEN. BILL BRADLEY (D-NJ): "he Confirmation Of Sam Alito As U.S.
Attorney For New Jersey Is Testimony To The Commitment He Has Shown And
The Success Of His Efforts As A Law Enforcement Official. I Am Confident
That He Will Continue To Do All He Can To Uphold The Laws Of This Nation
With The Kind Of Determination And Vigor That Has Been His Trademark In
The Past." (Sen. Bill Bradley, Congressional Record, 12/8/87, p. S17427)




Yawn. While on the appellate court, he's been a right-wing nutcase. I'm
sure someone could find something good to say about you before you turned
to the dark side.

I'm sure you could find someone to say something good about you even after
you turned to the darker side.

NOYB wrote:
Bush Picks Alito for Supreme Court

Oct 31, 8:27 AM (ET)

By RON FOURNIER


WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, stung by the rejection of his first
choice, nominated conservative judge Samuel Alito on Monday to replace
moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a bid to reshape the Supreme Court
and mollify his political base.


Here's where he calls in the "chips" he earned when he let the R's in
the Senate kill his last nominee. Unless Bush is a dumb as he appears
(could be) this is likely the move he had in mind from the beginning.

Barring a successful filibuster, this guy is probably in.

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Unless Bush is a dumb as he appears
(could be) this is likely the move he had in mind from the beginning.

You mean, they misunderestimated him again? ;-)

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Unless Bush is a dumb as he appears
(could be) this is likely the move he had in mind from the beginning.

You mean, they misunderestimated him again? ;-)

Know what I find interesting about all this?

If this had been a, say, liberal appellate judge of the same name,
would you think that CNN, et. al., would combine Scalia and Alito?

Isn't that sort of ethnically insensitive on the part of the media?

What's next - that he's the Mafia's personal appellate judge?

Why not? Cuomo was all wrapped up with the mob, according to almost anyone
south of Pennsylvania.

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On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 12:00:07 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:49:30 GMT, "NOYB" wrote:

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Unless Bush is a dumb as he appears
(could be) this is likely the move he had in mind from the beginning.
You mean, they misunderestimated him again? ;-)

Know what I find interesting about all this?

If this had been a, say, liberal appellate judge of the same name,
would you think that CNN, et. al., would combine Scalia and Alito?

Isn't that sort of ethnically insensitive on the part of the media?

What's next - that he's the Mafia's personal appellate judge?


CNN just picked up on the nickname the conservatrashers call him.

Bull****. I saw Soledad O'Brien use it prior to any conservative
commentary.

It's also in today's DNC talking points:
"Judge 'Scalito' Has Long History Of States Rights, Anti-Civil Rights, And
Anti-Immigrant Rulings."