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| "Diversity" on the Supreme Court |
| 2010-05-13 |
| Jules Crittenden @ "Forward Motion" ...President Obama seems bent on packing the court with people who never had children, and would suggest that if you haven't had your sleep disturbed for years on end; haven't subjugated everything in your life to someone else's interests Â… as opposed to subjugating everything to your career interests Â… and never changed a diaper except, say, as a boutique experience; if you haven't seen your hopes and dreams grow up, charge off in their own direction and start talking back to you; if you haven't dealt with abuse of authority and human rights issues sometimes encountered in dealings with obtuse school officials, class bullies and town sports leagues; then there's a high risk your understanding of life may be somewhat Â… academic. It's a humbling experience, parenthood. As well as an inspiring one that gives life meaning. It also, as a friend of mine once put it, makes you sane. Even while it drives you crazy. Put another way, it's part of the maturation thing. Doesn't the president know any soccer moms who went to a state school? ... |
| Posted by:Mike |
| #2 Doesn't the president know any soccer moms who went to a state school? ... No, nor does he wish to. Only Latino or Amish lesbian liberals need apply. Families and childrena are....icky, so 90's. Remember, we have constituents and special interest |
| Posted by: Besoeker 2010-05-13 17:39 |
| #1 The decision to post an interview with Kagan conducted by a government employee – not a journalist – is in line with the Obama administration’s policy of regularly using new media tools to go around traditional media. This is eerily similar to the state run media propaganda that you'd expect to find in places like Iran, North Korea, China, etc. This is very, very telling in my eyes. |
| Posted by: Keeney 2010-05-13 10:34 |