Actually Roberts has voted against Obama very recently. I don't agree with some of his votes but also do not believe he is in Obama's back pocket.anygunanywhere wrote:I believe that was before barry acquired the pics of Roberts doing whatever it was he was doing.jmra wrote:A lot better than the alternative - remember there have been a lot of 5-4 votes go our way on gun rights issues.cb1000rider wrote:GOP appointments over the last 30 years haven't worked out so well for a conservative agenda, if that's what you mean. Perhaps it could have been worse, but SCOTUS appears to be pretty middle/moderate even with the conservative appointees...J.R.@A&M wrote: With respect, the GOP appointments are likely to be better than the democrat ones. Being a purist or protest voter in a general election is the worst thing to do. It will elect Hillary Clinton, who will appoint more SCOTUS justices.
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- Wed Jul 15, 2015 10:28 pm
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- Tue Jul 14, 2015 3:41 pm
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Re: Current SCOTUS may not be reliable on next 2d am case
A lot better than the alternative - remember there have been a lot of 5-4 votes go our way on gun rights issues.cb1000rider wrote:GOP appointments over the last 30 years haven't worked out so well for a conservative agenda, if that's what you mean. Perhaps it could have been worse, but SCOTUS appears to be pretty middle/moderate even with the conservative appointees...J.R.@A&M wrote: With respect, the GOP appointments are likely to be better than the democrat ones. Being a purist or protest voter in a general election is the worst thing to do. It will elect Hillary Clinton, who will appoint more SCOTUS justices.