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TheSaint 07-01-2005 09:10 AM

The sky is not falling (yet).

First the dems will use the fillibuster to block any right wing theocrat bush nominates and its likely the Senate will not change the rules to shiut down fillibusters.

Second its likely the next president will be a dem and get to make his own appointments. Under the best scenario, Rhenquest will retire then and Hillary will nominate Al Sharpton. :1orglaugh

Third conservative judges sometimes turn out to be not so conservative, some liberal and moderate judges were appointed by repubs, like Oconner.

Does look very bad though. Look for WWIII in the senate when bush nominates gonzalez or some similar idiot.

xxxdesign-net 07-01-2005 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
Boy you guys are obtuse if you don't get my point. I wasn't trying to be SPECIFIC you morons.


lol.. your point..?? Keep thinking you had one moron..

jimmyf 07-01-2005 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by The Truth Hurts
you're really not too bright.

I'm inclined 2 agree with you :1orglaugh

sickkittens 07-01-2005 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by pornstar2pac
who the fuck cares

One way or another, everyone should care.

Tango 07-01-2005 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by sickkittens
One way or another, everyone should care.

would think
pornstar2pac = surfer?

wjxxx 07-01-2005 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
So? I'm an American and in school I took a course on WORLD History.

for real ? I thought you were learned by your shaman :winkwink:

Lensman 07-01-2005 09:23 AM

From CNN:

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The 75-year-old Reagan appointee is considered a moderate conservative and has often cast the pivotal swing vote in major cases.

Tango 07-01-2005 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Lensman
From CNN:

yes - but who she's likely to be replaced by will be much more conservative :2 cents:

SuckOnThis 07-01-2005 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Lensman
From CNN:
The 75-year-old Reagan appointee is considered a moderate conservative and has often cast the pivotal swing vote in major cases.


Compared to the conservatives now she would be considered liberal :2 cents:

ULVideo 07-01-2005 09:35 AM

Perhaps the latest disaster with the New London decision (which, btw, was clearly the liberal side of The Court's boondoggle) pushed her over the edge?

CraigA 07-01-2005 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
No she wasn't. Actually she was moderate. John Paul Stevens is the most liberal and he's 85 so his time will be up soon. So look for pretty much 6-3 pro-republican verdicts from the SC in the coming years.

That's correct. She was considered moderate-conservative on most issues. However, she was a swing vote on many issues and broke away from her conservative colleagues, especially on abortion. Be prepared for women's groups to get heavily involved in the process to replace her as they rightly should.

mardigras 07-01-2005 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by TheSaint
Look for WWIII in the senate when bush nominates gonzalez or some similar idiot.

Gonzales probably wouldn't have complete Republican support. He is for a woman's right to choose when it comes to abortion.

scoreman 07-01-2005 09:54 AM

Oh shit, this is BAD news.

All you adult guys that voted Bush, well we told you this would happen. Now the Bush administration gets to place at least one and probably two Justices.

We need to pray we don't get another Scalia. That would be a major train wreck for us.

2257-Ben 07-01-2005 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Tango
who the fuck is that - you live in a hole?

supreme court - she was the most liberal on the court - now its going to swing against our ass

I guess that shows how much you really know about the Supreme Court.

1. She was the first woman to ever serve on the Supreme Cour.
2. She is typically regarded as a 'moderate', not a liberal. Ruth Bader-Ginsberg holds that distinction.

2257-Ben 07-01-2005 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by scoreman
Oh shit, this is BAD news.

All you adult guys that voted Bush, well we told you this would happen. Now the Bush administration gets to place at least one and probably two Justices.

We need to pray we don't get another Scalia. That would be a major train wreck for us.

Yeah, well, it's the Democrats that fucked everyone on this deal... They don't have any choice but to confirm whomever Bush wants... otherwise the 'constitutional option" (commonly referred to as the 'nukular' option by the media) will most likely be envoked and then we're all fucked right up there along with Roe v. Wade.

Morgan 07-01-2005 09:59 AM

both have a shot at the filibuster.

lets hope Rehnquist lasts another 3 years.

lets hope we get another swing vote in o'connors seat.

lets just all put our heads between our legs and pray! :Oh crap

Tango 07-01-2005 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by 2257-Ben
I guess that shows how much you really know about the Supreme Court.

1. She was the first woman to ever serve on the Supreme Cour.
2. She is typically regarded as a 'moderate', not a liberal. Ruth Bader-Ginsberg holds that distinction.

Ben -with due respect - I did correct my self on page 1

KRL 07-01-2005 10:01 AM

She was a swing voter on many important cases.

This is going to be a liberal vs. conservative war to replace her.

BRISK 07-01-2005 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
Well considering the she was the FIRST ever woman to be on the US Supreme Court yes you should know that. Kind of a historical event. Secondly she's been on the bench for 24 years.

You think someone from Finland should know who the first woman to be on the US Supreme Court is?

Tat2Jr 07-01-2005 10:07 AM

oh FUCK - That was NOT one of the SC judges we wanted Bush to replace. We are headed into a very dark era in this country.

dopeman 07-01-2005 10:11 AM

i'm looking at the opinions of the Chief Justices in the last major battle the Free Speech Coalition had in the supreme court. that was over 'virtual CP'. Ashcroft wanted to be able to go after porn that 'appeared to be' cp. Sirkin (same guy who is fighting 2257 for us) argued in the supreme court and won. here are the Justice's opinions

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Kennedy, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which Stevens, Souter, Ginsburg, and Breyer, JJ., joined. Thomas, J., filed an opinion concurring in the judgment. O'Connor, J., filed an opinion concurring in the judgment in part and dissenting in part, in which Rehnquist, C. J., and Scalia, J., joined as to Part II. Rehnquist, C. J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which Scalia, J., joined except for the paragraph discussing legislative history.
in other words:

Kennedy, J.,
Stevens,
Souter,
Ginsburg,
Breyer, JJ.,
Thomas, J

all agreed it was bullshit.


o'conner agreed in part, but disagreed in other parts
renqhuist and scalia disagreed also

so it's not all cut and dry as to whom will start really making decisions that fuck this industry all up.

although it's not clear how Gonzales actually feels about the 2257 regulations. i know he has a major hardon for obscenity. but 2257 is not about obscenity. he inherited those from ashcroft, and he also inherited the draped statue. he seems a bit more competent which could either be very good or very bad for this industry.

scoreman 07-01-2005 10:23 AM

2257-Ben,
We could have voted this clown out of office in November and then the Dems who bent over for the Administration on the Constitutional Option would have been a moot issue.

When this exact issue was discussed on this board prior to the elections last year, Republican adult webmasters pooh poohed the issue and said it didnt matter. I am sure these same webmasters will say the same things right up to when the Court decisions start coming down 6-3 in favor of anti-porn. Then all of sudden they will wonder what happened to their rights.

dopeman 07-01-2005 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by scoreman
2257-Ben,
We could have voted this clown out of office in November and then the Dems who bent over for the Administration on the Constitutional Option would have been a moot issue.

When this exact issue was discussed on this board prior to the elections last year, Republican adult webmasters pooh poohed the issue and said it didnt matter. I am sure these same webmasters will say the same things right up to when the Court decisions start coming down 6-3 in favor of anti-porn. Then all of sudden they will wonder what happened to their rights.

well let's hope that america finally wakes up next year when it's time to vote for new senators. at least that could tip the scale in a more rational direction in the legislative branch.

Doctor Dre 07-01-2005 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
So? I'm an American and in school I took a course on WORLD History. They don't teach about America in Finland?

Also so I guess if I asked him who the first man to walk on the moon was he wouldn't know that because he was an American too?

Like the rest of the world gives a flying fuck about who are the supreme court judges ...

Morgan 07-01-2005 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by dopeman
it's not all cut and dry as to whom will start really making decisions that fuck this industry all up.

It's not just this industry that is in trouble. This could open up a whole can of worms: abortion, oregon's assisted suicide, medical marijuana, etc...

broke 07-01-2005 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by GatorB
It is in America. Let's see Republicans controlling the Congress, White House and Supreme Court. Sounds a lot like one party rule. Hmmm let's name some famous one party ruled countries; USSR, Nazi Germany, Iraq( under Saddam ), Cuba, N Korea, China. Yep were in good company there.

Does it pain you to be so retarded?

Maybe you should spend some time ACTUALLY reading court's rulings in say the last 20 years....

Tango 07-01-2005 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by scoreman
2257-Ben,
We could have voted this clown out of office in November and then the Dems who bent over for the Administration on the Constitutional Option would have been a moot issue.

When this exact issue was discussed on this board prior to the elections last year, Republican adult webmasters pooh poohed the issue and said it didnt matter. I am sure these same webmasters will say the same things right up to when the Court decisions start coming down 6-3 in favor of anti-porn. Then all of sudden they will wonder what happened to their rights.

agreed - its a super shame that the Dems didn't have a stronger offering, unfortunately I suspect that things are going to get a lot worse before they get better, hopefully the cycle can get broken sooner rather than later

dopeman 07-01-2005 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Ganjasaurus
It's not just this industry that is in trouble. This could open up a whole can of worms: abortion, oregon's assisted suicide, medical marijuana, etc...

agreed. although i think we're starting to see both senators and congressmen pulling away from the bush regime, as Joe Walmart is just NOW starting to see how incompetent and corrupt the administration is. they want to be reelected next year.

i think america can be given a pass on the 2000 election. first, because it was decided on such a technicality that it didn't really reflect the opinion of the nation. but there is NO excuse for reelecting these clowns in 2004. when you speak with bush supporters, their reasons for voting are so petty, so superficial and so steeped in hubris, ignorance and jingoism that it actually hurts my brain. america was unattached from reality on such an unprecedented scale, that I think americans have done irreperable harm to the nation, and yes, it could absolutely lead to a decline in american economic, political and military hegemony in the world.

america is getting exactly what it wanted. no more, no less.

broke 07-01-2005 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by CraigA
That's correct. She was considered moderate-conservative on most issues. However, she was a swing vote on many issues and broke away from her conservative colleagues, especially on abortion.

Oh lord, WTF are you talking about -- all the abortion cases that hit the SC in the 80's, 90's, and 00's?

mockingbich 07-01-2005 11:02 AM

HAHAHAHAHa

This is too funny

Gonzalez is not a conservative - but he is Bush's butt buddy from Texas

So he'll probably rule "moderately" like O'connor... but he'll definately give the bush family anything it wants when it comes to Patriot act, police state powers, voter reform, immigration reform, world trade deals, etc

Don't worry about your porn being outlawed - Gonzalez looks like a fucking pedophile

He's got mexican PEDO-FACE

Morgan 07-01-2005 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by dopeman
agreed. although i think we're starting to see both senators and congressmen pulling away from the bush regime, as Joe Walmart is just NOW starting to see how incompetent and corrupt the administration is. they want to be reelected next year.

i think america can be given a pass on the 2000 election. first, because it was decided on such a technicality that it didn't really reflect the opinion of the nation. but there is NO excuse for reelecting these clowns in 2004. when you speak with bush supporters, their reasons for voting are so petty, so superficial and so steeped in hubris, ignorance and jingoism that it actually hurts my brain. america was unattached from reality on such an unprecedented scale, that I think americans have done irreperable harm to the nation, and yes, it could absolutely lead to a decline in american economic, political and military hegemony in the world.

america is getting exactly what it wanted. no more, no less.

yes, bush is losing his approval from all sides, fast. but i am america & i didnt want this :(

smack 07-01-2005 11:05 AM

i just saw this on the news. i am not pleased. :disgust

Tango 07-01-2005 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by mockingbich
HAHAHAHAHa

This is too funny

Gonzalez is not a conservative - but he is Bush's butt buddy from Texas

So he'll probably rule "moderately" like O'connor... but he'll definately give the bush family anything it wants when it comes to Patriot act, police state powers, voter reform, immigration reform, world trade deals, etc

Don't worry about your porn being outlawed - Gonzalez looks like a fucking pedophile

He's got mexican PEDO-FACE

I don't think that Gonzalez is as likely because he just got into the AG position - but who knows it could happen

baddog 07-01-2005 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by pornstar2pac
who the fuck cares


You should . . . oh, that's right, you are not a webmaster . . . no matter, you should still care if you are an American citizen.

Xenophage 07-01-2005 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Tango
I don't think that Gonzalez is as likely because he just got into the AG position - but who knows it could happen

This is fucking ugly.


I am seriously considering movin to a nice Dutch island!

Tango 07-01-2005 11:21 AM

anyone know what type of congress majority is required for the confirmation vote?

mardigras 07-01-2005 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Ganjasaurus
It's not just this industry that is in trouble. This could open up a whole can of worms: abortion, oregon's assisted suicide, medical marijuana, etc...

A report I heard earlier said the Oregon law is the first thing on their next session.

mardigras 07-01-2005 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Tango
anyone know what type of congress majority is required for the confirmation vote?

Simple majority... and the Republicans have it if they all (give or take 3) agree on a nominee.

Tango 07-01-2005 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by mardigras
A report I heard earlier said the Oregon law is the first thing on their next session.

how does this process work?

- next session starts in September I believe - they start listening to cases

- if the replacement is confirmed before then - no problem things go forward

- what happens if the replacement battle takes months and isn't confirmed till November for example - then what happens they have to start from scratch and listen to the cases being heard again?

Tango 07-01-2005 11:33 AM

The Bush White House has held secret meetings on possible replacements and senior officials have interviewed some candidates.

On Friday, Bush said he is looking for candidates "who meet a high standard of legal ability, judgment and integrity, and who will faithfully interpret the Constitution and laws of our country."

what a crock of shit


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