Is opportunity knocking at the president’s door. Now that Miers
is gone, I expect that the president will nominate someone of such
stellar credentials and proven conservative judicial philosophy
that we can all unite behind him (or her). This is a recognition of
the reality that conservatives have fought for three decades for
this moment, when the court can be turned from judicial activism,
from the trend to look to Europe for “enlightentment” and back to
originalism.
The next nomination will create an opportunity to reunite the
conservative movement that will not come again for a decade. If —
as I expect — the president comes through this time with someone
who is really the best around (Luttig? Brown? Sutton?) we will all
have to join together as we haven’t since 1980.
The fight over a conservative nominee will be as tough as any
we’ve faced. This is liberalism’s last stand. They have to win or
give up their last bastion of power in America, the out-of-control
courts, and they will not spare any expense or fail to make any
sacrifice to win. It may all come down to what McCain and his Gang
of 14 do. The president will — according to the MSM — be
enormously weakened by whatever indictments come tomorrow. But
those indictments will not be a substantive weakness if
conservatives dedicate themselves to this fight.
Clean your weapons, check the comm links and lock and load,
boys and girls. We’ll need to win this one for The Gipper.
sidnee | 12.10.09 @ 1:48AM
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