spc wrote:What sickened me was the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings. As he said it, a "modern day a lynching".
Richard S. wrote:Whether your a dem or rep don't you think its a little bit over the line to say the president is the worse enemy the country has ever faced? He didn't ask to be put in the situation of being the president when the twin towers were hit and he is the first president that has had to get down to business and deal with this threat. .
Are you saying Justice Thomas and Justice Scalia never disagreed on a decision?Devil5052 wrote:spc wrote:What sickened me was the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings. As he said it, a "modern day a lynching".
If you look at his "I'll vote however Scalia Votes" record, what's sickening to me is that he was actually appointed to his position on the Supreme court.
spc wrote:Are you saying Justice Thomas and Justice Scalia never disagreed on a decision?Devil5052 wrote:spc wrote:What sickened me was the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings. As he said it, a "modern day a lynching".
If you look at his "I'll vote however Scalia Votes" record, what's sickening to me is that he was actually appointed to his position on the Supreme court.
"Free" with 72 virgins.Lumberjack wrote:The terrorists that hit the tower are still free and Americans are almost living in a police state.....
Rarely voting against each other.Devil5052 wrote:Rarely.
spc wrote:What sickened me was the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings. As he said it, a "modern day a lynching".
Its funny how you say "he is the least-qualified appointment to the Supreme Court in modern history". Who the F are you.stockingfull wrote:spc wrote:What sickened me was the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings. As he said it, a "modern day a lynching".
Actually, he said it was a "hi-tech lynching." But, ideology aside, he is the least-qualified appointment to the Supreme Court in modern history. Contrast, if you will, either Scalia or Roberts, with whom I agree on little in the way of Constitutional interpretation but at least they have the chops to be there.
Appointing him to succeed Thurgood Marshall was by far the most cynical thing Bush the Elder did as Prez.
spc wrote:"Free" with 72 virgins.Lumberjack wrote:The terrorists that hit the tower are still free and Americans are almost living in a police state.....

Devil5052 wrote:The facts also show that it was GW Bush's FBI headquarters who were warned by suspicious FBI Agents in re a group of Middle Eastern men who were trying to learn how to fly airliners, but not how to land or take off in them. GW Bush was President when all those obvious clues were swept under the rug! The horrible success of the 9/11 attacks can be laid right at the "Dereliction of Duty" of GW Bush.......... He was no victim in this sad tale.....He was a villain!
coalkirk wrote:Slight correction...The FBI investigation of the flight school in Norman Oklahoma where the terrorists trained was in 1999, prior to GW Bush, on Clintons watch. But I don't blame Clinton, it was bungling at the FBI that lead to this going no where.
ken wrote:bush and his buds were behind 9/11. it was to cover his brothers bad dealings and to steal the gold.
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