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Pete| 6.21.10 @ 4:50PM
You mean she is a progressive activist hack? Shocking. Who would have figured?
norris hall| 6.23.10 @ 6:31PM
Borks views on Kagan interested me...until he made the comment Kagan’s nomination was rooted in the president’s desire to make history with the nomination of an additional woman to serve on the high court. "For some reason, presidents get all excited for having 'firsts', and this would be the first court with three female judges on it," Bork said.
Come on Bork. That's a stretch. Maybe if she was the first woman...but the third woman doesn't even raise an eyebrow on anyone but you.
Bork should have said something like the Obama was excited to have the "shortest woman" in the courts history.
That would have been a REAL first.