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In reply to the discussion: John Paul Stevens: Bush v. Gore Decision Rationale Was 'Unacceptable' [View all]stevenleser
(32,886 posts)77. The responses require a double face palm. In fact, I only wish I had more arms and hands so that...
I could give those responses a triple or quadruple face palm.



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Lies have a way of catching up....They want to right this wrong before they meet thei finial Judge..
Tippy
May 2013
#26
What are you going on about? Stevens voted AGAINST the decision which put Bush in the White House
CreekDog
May 2013
#32
Wasn't O'Connor's point that the court didn't need to take the case as opposed to the decision?
24601
May 2013
#60
I know that. Just all of a sudden, the Supremes are coming out and saying it candidly
AllyCat
May 2013
#68
Remember there were 2 decisions. The first was 7 to 2.Stevens had nothing to do with the 5 to 4
graham4anything
May 2013
#5
Stevens didnt make a mistake. He dissented from the majority and wrote the dissenting opinion.
stevenleser
May 2013
#76
He wrote the dissenting opinion on Bush v Gore - he was never for that decision - so there's only
UpInArms
May 2013
#16
Stevens commented on that at the time. This is nothing new. His dissent said it all.
stevenleser
May 2013
#75
My observation was that two of the Justices have recently commented on Bush v. Gore
AndyA
May 2013
#78
If you don't know that Stevens voted against the decision, why are you commenting on it?
CreekDog
May 2013
#30
Stevens is one of the good ones.If only they stopped after the 7 to 2 to go back to Florida.
graham4anything
May 2013
#4
Nader was no longer in my book after that. To me he has undone all the good things
JackN415
May 2013
#9
I agree with you, except I don't think Roberts will begin siding with the majority.
spooky3
May 2013
#11
You've brilliantly refuted the argument that Nader didn't have the right to run.
Jim Lane
May 2013
#62
The logic that Ralph Nader is to blame for our current mess is totally absurd.
rhett o rick
May 2013
#66
"I don't know of anyone -- any real live person -- who believes that "it's all Nader's fault." "
rhett o rick
May 2013
#70
His conscience is bothering him. He was a member of a SCOTUS that overstepped it's
rhett o rick
May 2013
#14
That would be a question for him. It sounds like it to me. Maybe he doesnt think he did
rhett o rick
May 2013
#49
For those keeping score, responses in this thread are running 14 False and 17 True
CreekDog
May 2013
#40
The responses require a double face palm. In fact, I only wish I had more arms and hands so that...
stevenleser
May 2013
#77
Most of us on DU agreed with Stevens way back in 2000. And he is still right.
JDPriestly
May 2013
#46
You do know that Stevens wrote the *dissenting* opinion in Bush v Gore, don't you?
longship
May 2013
#52