Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Supreme Court #2

Bush will make a nomination, perhaps as early as Thursday.

It looks like Chief Justice Roberts will get 72 votes! That's good news

It looks like there is pressure for a black, a woman, a hispanic. Even W's wife is pushing for a woman to replace Justice OConner

  • In an interview, Dean said Democratic unity is essential in the upcoming battle and that the party "absolutely" should be prepared to filibuster -- holding unlimited debate and preventing an up-or-down vote -- Bush's next high court nominee, if he taps someone they find unacceptably ideological. He cited appellate court judges Priscilla R. Owen and Janice Rogers Brown as two who would be likely to trigger such opposition.
    "Those people are clearly not qualified to sit on the Supreme Court, and we're going to do everything we can to make sure they don't," he said. "If we lose, better to go down fighting and standing for what we believe in, because we will not win an election if the public doesn't think we'll stand up for what we believe in."

National Review blog site tracking all the rumors and predictions.

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Anonymous said...

My prediction for Bush' SC pick.

Minority or women-probably hispanic
Non-conventional pick-perhaps not a federal judge with a long track record
This is a defining moment for the Bush administration. a chance to right the wrong of his father in giving us david Souter.
Is anyone else bothered by the blatant game of racial and gender politics that is played with these Sc nominations? I mean, I would expect that from the Dems, but the way you hear some of the Reps, there needs to be a seat for every "group" in America.