Looks like the U.S. Senate must get ready to
rumble. Bush's previous Supreme Court nominee, a personal assistant named
Harriet Miers, intrigued many liberals and dismayed many conservatives who saw
her as a born-again lightweight. The Moderate Voice (not "conservative") in an extensive round-up points out how under-qualified she was.
Some wondered if Bush would "wimp out," under
seige by low poll ratings, not to mention a pit-bull prosecutor in the Plame
case, a case which may or may not be part of a CIA anti-Bush set-up, Would his next
nominee, after the Miers withdrawal, put another smile on the face of Democrat
Senate leader Harry Reid?
The answer is in: a resounding no, Reid already
says that Bush's new pick, veteran judge Samuel A. Alito, Jr., may be "too
radical." (This is the same "radical" Alito who was voted to the 3rd Circuit
Court of Appeals by unanimous consent of a Democrat-controled Senate. That
was 100-0.)
NY Dem Senator Schumer, yet
again finding a camera and a microphone, believes Alito may be "out of the
mainstream." (The ACLU's seat on the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who
favors legalized prostitution and lowering age of consent to 12, is presumably
an American Idol.)
Legal scholar Professor Bainbridge shows other
reasons for liberal concern: Alito may be a friend of business. The Belgravia Dispatch has extensive Alito commentary, unusually in-depth.)
Shaping up: a national battle between "left
extremists" and "right extremists"?
Liberal objections are mounting. Talking points are
jumping. Alito is a male, not a female (a white male, at that!). "Extremist."
"Radical." "Out of the mainstream." Bush has dared to ignore the Democrats and
listen instead to the conservative base that put him in the White House. NARAL
and Planned Parenhood and other fund-raisers call Alito an enemy of "woman's
right to choose." (There are still a majority of SC votes for Roe vs. Wade, but
even if it were overturned, any State can legislate for abortion if this
"mainstream" wants it, like NY and NJ and CA certainly would, becoming Foetal
Graveyards of choice. States' rights, you know. A bedrock of the Constitution.)
It could get nasty. Left ideologues and right
ideologues are calling each other "ideologues."
Might it also get---wonder of
wonders---enlightening? A national debate on--would you believe
it?--principles, instead of just the usual name calling, personal attack,
obfuscation, dumbed-down sound-bites and "gotcha" journalism.
Can the Republic stand it? Battle lines are being
drawn already.
Dem Senator Harry Reid doesn't rule out a
filibuster.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South
Carolina, warns that "the filibuster will not stand."
Liberal Republican Senator Arlen Specter, Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, admits "There's a lot of anxiety."
One thing seems clear. Conservatives are suddenly
rallying behind Bush and see backbones sprouting in certain spines. Liberals
have cause for concern. This time here is no backing down in
sight.
Let the battle begin.
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