Curious how Attorney General Bill Pryor

[seemslikeadream]

who's nomination for judge is being pushed by Rightwing in the Senate now has been able to show he's able to "follow the Law" even if he disagrees with it. Commenting that he has to even if he agrees with Moore and the Ten Commandments.

[realFedUp]

1. political move

interesting in the same breath but from the other side
of his mouth he gives his personal opinion....
so judicial.

[cherryperry]

2. Don't be curious, dear:

Ashcroft said exactly the same thing. Hasn't he been a fabulous AG? However, he simply makes new laws and follows them ... always a way around things when you're a repig!

[barbaraann]

3. I noticed that, too.

(posted about it yesterday) I cannot imagine how the Senate Dems are going to counteract the intense coverage of Pryor GOING AGAINST HIS OWN RELIGIOUS BELIEFS and STANDING UP FOR THE RULE OF LAW.

I'm screaming because the conservative media has been screaming about the issue but I did not see one tiny bit of negative publicity about Pryor's stand.

The only way we can really win the fight against the BFEE is to expose the conspiracy for what it is, IMHO.

[seemslikeadream]

4. Sorry, I missed that

I had my head in a voting box all day! The timing just seems so perfect. But with the war and all I'm sure Orrin won't have the time to bring up his name again.

[barbaraann]

5. Don't be sorry!

One of the reasons it's so hard to fight the BFEE is that they are up to SO MANY evil things that no one person could possibly keep track.

:-)