So, Bush got Alito and Bernake today? A pretty good day if you ask me.
Greenspan was good, but not great. Sandra Day O'Conner was good, but not great.
Bush made his mark today.
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2 comments:
Your political sense is suspect daltonsbriefs
Bush barely got two people approved in a process that almost guarantees the president a approval, his first choice for supreme court was laughed out.
Do you know why it was so close? The liberal Dems of the Senate are SO stuck on themselves, and their party, that they can't get their heads out of the clouds long enough to see how highly qualified these two individuals truly are.
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