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Old 07-03-2014, 11:20 AM
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Call me crazy but she would be gorgeous in black. The black robe of the Supreme Court.
While she would be eons better than most of the occupants of that bench, she is such an effective advocate that I want her out front instead of cloistered.

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You're not crazy, I agree!
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Call me crazy but she would be gorgeous in black. The black robe of the Supreme Court.


In robes? Nah. You are beyond crazy.
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Old 07-04-2014, 10:26 AM
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In robes? Nah. You are beyond crazy.
I can see her as a supreme court justice.
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Old 07-04-2014, 10:35 AM
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I can see her as a supreme court justice.

I was jousting with Bob. Even so, supreme court candidates are not so hard to come by (*) and most are introverted. A presidential candidate? Not so easy.

* Remember Harriet Miers?
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I was jousting with Bob. Even so, supreme court candidates are not so hard to come by (*) and most are introverted. A presidential candidate? Not so easy.

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I hear you! Thank you.
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If I am not mistaken a law degree is not required for the Supreme Court. Real people need to be put there. I would take Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad over Alito any day of the week. Alito, Mr Conservative and Libertarian, has always been on the government pay role if I am not mistaken....so am I but I am a liberal

my point is how real world is a lawyer that has only been working in the Federal government hearing appeals or arguing as solicitor generals...do they have a connection to everyday life?

we need lawyers on the court that graduated from Cleveland State not Harvard or Yale

maybe I am wrong about their experience but what kind of idiot thinks a corporation is a person? Someone who is disconnected from reality....these justices have not taken a Greyhound bus trip EVER!
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but what kind of idiot thinks a corporation is a person? Someone who is disconnected from reality....these justices have not taken a Greyhound bus trip EVER!
I think they know exactly what they are doing. They are puppets put there to promote a right wing agenda.
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