Comments | hebrewhammer777: Thank You, Ms. Miers

hebrewhammer777

Thank You, Ms. Miers

Oct 27, 2005 10:24

I'm in a rush to pack and fly down to Florida for my lil' bro's graduation (in Oct? Yeah, he goes to a weird school) so I'll be relying on NR quite a bit today. Since we're often in 100% agreement and they know how to say things better than I can, it's better for all involved that I let them do the talking. (When I get back, now that the holidays ( Read more... )

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babzen October 27 2005, 19:26:43 UTC

Why can't we get a libertarian judge??? Live free or die!

libertarian judge hebrewhammer777 October 31 2005, 00:45:57 UTC

We can dream...

Actually though, I'm not looking for a "conservative" (in the sense of American politics) or libertarian judge. I'm looking for an originalist who will interpret the Constitution as the Framers and those who wrote the succeeding amendments intended them. I realize that this will produce results that will not always uphold policies supported by the modern American conservative movement, but so be it. (On the other hand, since the conservatives wish to conserve the classical liberalism of our Founders, it's much more likely that most decisions from an originalist will be in our favor.)