While I’m not a member of the religious right, my first thought was "Like father, like son."
My second thought was appellate work is appellate work and what he argues for a client has no relation to what he thinks.
Since I don’t view President Bush as a conservative, I’ll always have my doubts over his Supreme Court picks; we’ll have to see how it turns out. Hopefully, I’ll be able to say that my doubts were misplaced. |
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Mark A. Flacy
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My second thought was appellate work is appellate work and what he argues for a client has no relation to what he thinks.
Precisely, which is the hidden point in all of this. Now, based on this work, its going to be harder for those on the left to make the point that his advocacy for overturning Roe v. Wade ws anything but that sort of advocacy. |
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McQ
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Speaking as a Christian conservative, it doesn’t bother me at all. But then I’m prepared to support moves to take the question of SSM out of the hands of the Supreme Court (according to Constitutional principles), so even if I’m wrong about Roberts on this, it’s not the end of the world.
...because, in the end, this world really can’t be a Christian utopia. That’s what it says in the Bible (which I tend to take as, ahem, Gospel). In fact, the more someone tries to create Heaven on Earth, the worse things get for everyong (Calvin’s City of God in Switzerland, anyone?)
My whole goal in political discussion is just to make sure secularism/atheism and "titillation by carnal temptations" are not forced down people’s throats. If that makes any sense. |
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Nathan
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"secularism/atheism and "titillation by carnal temptations" are not forced down people’s throats"
too bad the founding fathers made it the law in the constitution that cant be now changed.
i would have to say that PRO BONO work isnt the same as work for paid clients. USUALLY pro bono is a choice for a lawyer and he takes up causes he believes in.
just a thought for the repubs. dismiss it if you will.
sincerely
Souter II |
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billy
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"secularism/atheism and "titillation by carnal temptations" are not forced down people’s throats"
too bad the founding fathers made it the law in the constitution that cant be now changed.
i would have to say that PRO BONO work isnt the same as work for paid clients. USUALLY pro bono is a choice for a lawyer and he takes up causes he believes in.
just a thought for the repubs. dismiss it if you will.
sincerely
Souter II |
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billy
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too bad the founding fathers made it the law in the constitution that cant be now changed. I see that your understanding of the Constitution of the United States of America is matched by your apparent understanding of English capitalization rules. |
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Mark A. Flacy
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Coulter is sounding more and more like a Cassandra every day. |
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Thomas J. Jackson
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