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Fri Apr-09-10 03:58 PM
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| If Goodwin Liu is approved by the Senate, |
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should Obama turn around and appoint him to replace Stevens. Only 39 could be a problem.
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Fri Apr-09-10 04:11 PM
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| 2. No. I want that Chicago law friend of Obama's. n/t |
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Fri Apr-09-10 05:29 PM
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| 3. It is likely that the SCOTUS nominee will be voted on before Liu. |
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Edited on Fri Apr-09-10 05:29 PM by tritsofme
This nomination will consume most of the time of the Judiciary Committee.
And either way, he will have only been in that position for what, a week?
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We don't need a Democratic President nominating an underqualified person like Chimpy did with Opie Roberts.
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| 6. Goodwin Liu is qualified. |
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Edited on Fri Apr-09-10 06:04 PM by LittleBlue
Just because he has never served as a judge, and isn't over 50, doesn't mean he's unqualified.
He's young and brilliant, not to mention reasonable with respect to the rule of law-- that qualifies him immensely.
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