US Supreme Court
Voter ID case
From USATODAY.com
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a challenge to Indiana’s voter identification law, in a timely case that sets up a confrontation between officials who claim such laws prevent voter fraud and challengers who say ID requirements keep some people from the polls.
The Indiana law requires voters to show a government photo [...]
If only he had….
Souter considered resigning after Bush v. Gore, book says
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Opposing Harriet Miers
I gave the administration the benefit of the doubt, I think. I was supportive; I felt Bush knew the nominee and she would make a good Justice. At the very least, I was neutral, wanting to see what came out in the hearings.
But now I must say that I oppose the Miers nomination.
This nomination has [...]
Harriet Miers Roundup
It all comes from the weekend “Crossroads” section of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
We lead off with the editorial board who says there is Hypocrisy on the religion question. Of course, the MJS charging hypocrisy is like the pot calling the kettle black when they investigate every little alleged Republican infraction and yet say nothing about [...]
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