Day By Day© by Chris Muir.Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Bring on the clowns court jesters
Talk about timing. Just as Democrats seem to be wrapping up their absurd street theater in opposing John Robert’s nomination to the Supreme Court, here comes Michael Newdow and a California federal court to remind America why having conservative justices is a good idea.
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Karlton has ruled the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional in a case brought by the same atheist who lost a similar U.S. Supreme Court case because a majority ruled he did not have standing to sue. This time, Mr. Newdow has found at least three like-minded couples with children, as of yet unnamed, to lodge a similar suit.
Could it be that this Michael Newdow is Karl Rove in disguise? I can think of no turn of events that better facilitates John Robert’s swift confirmation as Chief Justice and Bush nominating another conservative to the Supreme Court (quickly, please).
Any way to have the Ninth Circuit issue a crazy opinion upholding this travesty? In the meantime, all eyes (and MSM cameras) on Mr. Newdow, please.
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Karlton has ruled the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional in a case brought by the same atheist who lost a similar U.S. Supreme Court case because a majority ruled he did not have standing to sue. This time, Mr. Newdow has found at least three like-minded couples with children, as of yet unnamed, to lodge a similar suit.
Could it be that this Michael Newdow is Karl Rove in disguise? I can think of no turn of events that better facilitates John Robert’s swift confirmation as Chief Justice and Bush nominating another conservative to the Supreme Court (quickly, please).
Any way to have the Ninth Circuit issue a crazy opinion upholding this travesty? In the meantime, all eyes (and MSM cameras) on Mr. Newdow, please.
