Conservatives Seem Happy
This is the first Supreme Court nomination hearing in the age of the blogosphere. I am delighted that conservatives seem happy with Judge Robert's asnswers -- and vastly reassured.
But I would repeat the concern I noted last night: Let's not parse the brilliance of his answers to the point where we provide a road map for Democratic followups!
Busy morning . . . more later this afternoon.
But I would repeat the concern I noted last night: Let's not parse the brilliance of his answers to the point where we provide a road map for Democratic followups!
Busy morning . . . more later this afternoon.
posted by LadybugUSA at 8:21 AM
2 Comments:
Here's hoping the Dem Senators continue to filibuster their own 30 minutes....The more they talk, the better. The less Roberts has to talk the better.
Read these at http://www.gop.com
Los Angeles Times: "Throughout, Roberts Remained As Inscrutable And Affable As Ever." (Editorial, "A Judicious Script," Los Angeles Times, 9/14/05)
USA Today: "John Roberts More Than Lived Up To His Billing Tuesday As A Knowledgeable, Superbly Prepared, Genial And Highly Articulate Legal Mind ..." (Editorial, "Roberts Eases Concerns, But Leaves Plenty Of Wiggle Room," USA Today, 9/14/05)
USA Today: "[T]he Dominant Impression Left By His Testimony Was Of A Man Who Would Likely Be A Dynamic Chief Justice With An Independent -- Though Surely Conservative -- Mind." (Editorial, "Roberts Eases Concerns, But Leaves Plenty Of Wiggle Room," USA Today, 9/14/05)
The Washington Times: "In Two Days Of Confirmation Hearings For His Nomination As Chief Justice Of The United States, Judge John G. Roberts Has Outshone His Critics With Succinct And Memorable Statements Of Judicial Philosophy." (Editorial, "The Judge And The Senators," The Washington Times, 9/14/05)
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