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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: goldworldnet who wrote (690414)	7/6/2005 1:51:13 PM
From: bentway	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

I'm thinking he'll go with Jancie Rodgers Brown, as the most divisive possible candidate with features that give the Dems real problems. She's black, she's a woman and she's ALREADY been "confirmed", just recently. She's also a far-right ideolouge and a right-wingnut judicial activist who has often tossed out written law in favor of her own, new ideological decisions. en.wikipedia.org dailykos.com She's the "John Bolton" that the chimp can use to say "F U" in this instance. Hardly the BEST person for the job, but certainly the most awful. # A 1999 dissent drafted by Brown suggested that the First Amendment allows employees to use racial epithets in the workplace; # A Brown decision would have barred administrative agencies from awarding compensatory damages in race discrimination cases; # A Brown opinion would have struck down a law requiring paint companies to help fund treatment of children exposed to lead paint; # Rated "unqualified" by three-fourths of the state bar's examiners when nominated to the California Supreme Court; # Brown told a meeting of the Federalist Society that "where government moves in, community retreats [and] civil society disintegrates"; # Brown has said that government leads to "families under siege, war in the streets..." # Brown said that "when government advances, freedom is imperiled [and] civilization itself jeopardized." # Brown told an audience that people of faith were embroiled in a "war" against secular humanists who threatened to divorce America from its religious roots.