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That said, I think that Kerry and Kennedy know it will fail, but are acting to give some satisfaction to the left-wing activist base and keep them on the reservation and (hopefully) motivated for the upcoming elections. Much like the way that most Republicans pay lip service to the religious right. Alito will be confirmed Tuesday morning. S_A_M |
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Of course we can't tell much from a few cases, but Roberts is not nearly as down-the-middle as he was portrayed, and I don't see him as much more centrist than Rehnquist. The first abortion case may tell the tale. S_A_M P.S. Bush, et al. would be pretty disappointed if Roberts and Alito didn't change much. That was the whole point -- to put conservative agents of change on the S.Ct while avoiding the fights over perceived looney-right candidates like JRB. |
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It may (or may not) hurt the Dems a bit with the average Joe -- but you have to keep the foot-soldiers motivated. (Why do you think the GOP let Pat Buchanan speak at the 1991 convention?) Again -- Kennedy can do it because he has zero to lose, and I think Kerry is positioning himself to try to take/hold the party's left wing in preparation for 2008. Willingly or not, he will end up trying to outflank Hillary from the left. S_A_M |
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She could take pat buchanan's positions publicly for the next two years and still win the nomination. |
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If the Dems had any sense, they'd play Alito to their advantage in the midterms and 2008. They could spin horror tales about what GOP control of all three branches would do. But no matter what spin they chuck onto the GOP's actions, they still have to offer a sensible alternative. Which. They. Can't. |
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Times like these are when I really miss Penske
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I am confused as to why it would be a bad thing if Americans hear messages regarding America and Americans that are intended for foreign consumption. Someone help me with this.
Chief Pentagon spokesman Lawrence Di Rita said he rejected the notion the Pentagon was comfortable with the notion of propaganda "bleeding back" from overseas to the United States. "We're not OK with it," Di Rita said. Is it because "psychological operations [are] restricted by both Pentagon policy and presidential executive order from targeting American audiences and news organizations, as well as U.S. military personnel"? ETA fixed link, I think. |
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