Voting for Judges
Monday, April 25, 2005 at 08:13PM
bbmoe in American Politics

The one universal trait of Leftism is blatant, unabashed, shameless hypocrisy.  It isn't hypocrisy the way that ordinary people experience, with a twinge of guilt and self-justification.  It is a deep seated character trait that allows for any expedient , self-serving position to be adopted at the drop of a hat, with utter conviction.  This freedom to re-write rules and history to suit has come to full flower during the filibuster debate.  It allows Juan Williams to really really really support the "senate rules" that halt the confirmations of conservative judges but hate the same time-honored "senate rules" that blocked civil rights legislation for decades, just to give one tiny example. 

We won't even go into the Cirque du Soleil-worthy contortions of our elected officials.  If you want an excellent example of this, go to a very timely item on John Cornyn's website here.

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