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…Michael Gerson has a good one in today’s Washington Post.
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WB| 6.23.10 @ 12:15PM
Nope. Actually, don't need a reminder at all. You just have to read or hear anything the man has ever said to know he's a clown ...
Big Java| 6.23.10 @ 12:16PM
Actually, no reminder ever needed.
JP| 6.23.10 @ 1:50PM
ALFRANKEN tries to address a serious issue such as judicial philosophy, and he comes out sounding like community college liberal arts professor. The Senate, many many moons ago, used to be a place for serious people, who addressed serious problems on a grand scale. For the last 2-3 decades the Senate has become a partisan playground that is barely above the House as far as decorum goes. ObamaCare and the obnoxious Senate pay-offs are a symptom of this. And ALFRANKEN's presence there is an offense to the Constitution. The people in Minnisota should be ashamed of themselves.
Nate| 6.23.10 @ 6:22PM
Gerson's column is excellent. As a Democrat, I'm embarrassed by Franken and delighted to read a sound, thoughtful, and firm put-down of him by a smart conservative.