ALITO ENDS UP WITH MORE 'NO' VOTES THAN ALL BUT ONE CONFIRMED SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

Although some Senators tried to stop the nomination of Judge Alito with a filibuster, that effort failed when the Senate voted to shut off debate by a vote of 72-25. The Senate then voted to confirm Judge Alito by a vote of 58-42. We must continue to watch the Supreme Court and future nominations very closely, since there are now several Justices who seem to support an activist approach to the 2nd Amendment and who question the power of Congress to enact strong gun laws. With the confirmation of Judge Alito, there is an increasing danger that the Court will reject longstanding precedent, strike down federal gun laws, and jeopardize public safety.

Quoted: ALITO ENDS UP WITH MORE 'NO' VOTES THAN ALL BUT ONE CONFIRMED SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Although some Senators tried to stop the nomination of Judge Alito with a filibuster, that effort failed when the Senate voted to shut off debate by a vote of 72-25. The Senate then voted to confirm Judge Alito by a vote of 58-42. We must continue to watch the Supreme Court and future nominations very closely, since there are now several Justices who seem to support an activist approach to the 2nd Amendment and who question the power of Congress to enact strong gun laws. With the confirmation of Judge Alito, there is an increasing danger that the Court will reject longstanding precedent, strike down federal gun laws, and jeopardize public safety.

God I hope so!

Yup. lets hope.

What handle does Sarah Brady post under at DU?

I think she goes by CommieBitchFromHell#1

Not sure about her password but I think it goes something like DestroyTheConstitutionNOW!

Actually, I think she goes by "Myhusbandstheonewiththeholeinhishead".  

Is that wrong?

Quoted: Quoted: ALITO ENDS UP WITH MORE 'NO' VOTES THAN ALL BUT ONE CONFIRMED SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Although some Senators tried to stop the nomination of Judge Alito with a filibuster, that effort failed when the Senate voted to shut off debate by a vote of 72-25. The Senate then voted to confirm Judge Alito by a vote of 58-42. We must continue to watch the Supreme Court and future nominations very closely, since there are now several Justices who seem to support an activist approach to the 2nd Amendment and who question the power of Congress to enact strong gun laws. With the confirmation of Judge Alito, there is an increasing danger that the Court will reject longstanding precedent, strike down federal gun laws, and jeopardize public safety. God I hope so!

crap made up in the 1960's does not equal "long standing precedent" IMHO.

Quoted: Actually, I think she goes by "Myhusbandstheonewiththeholeinhishead".   Is that wrong?

No, not really.  I think she surfs the swingers boards under have_not_had_any_in_26years.

I thought Sarah's handle was "gungrabbingliberalcommieballlickingcunt" but I could be wrong.

Quoted: Quoted: Actually, I think she goes by "Myhusbandstheonewiththeholeinhishead".   Is that wrong? No, not really.  I think she surfs the swingers boards under have_not_had_any_in_26years.

Oh geeze.... I think I might have had a one night stand with her.  I guess I should have known it was a little odd when she started the evening out by frisking me.