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To: Road Walker who wrote (120117)12/1/2000 4:40:05 PM
From: Joe NYC  Read Replies (2) of 186894
 
John,

I just listened to the US Supreme court arguments. Very interesting.

Agreed. I have to say (however painful it is for me to say this <g>) that I have a lot of admiration for the 4 lawyers who were able to think fast on their feet.

It looks like a split decision (to me), with at least Scalia on the Bush side and at least Kennedy on the Gore side.

In my opinion, the only one that was very easy to read was Ruth Gingsberg(?) - clearly on Gore's side. Scalia is most likely going to be on Bush's side if the court rules, but Scalia showed a lot of reluctance for US SC to get into this.

On Kennedy, from the questions, I think he is either in the middle or on Bush's side.

Joe
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