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June 10, 2009 at 6:16 PM #414100June 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM #413404
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ParticipantThe courts can legislate from the bench. We can legislate with our dollars. Boycott Chrysler (Fiat)and GM.
June 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM #413640ParticipantThe courts can legislate from the bench. We can legislate with our dollars. Boycott Chrysler (Fiat)and GM.
June 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM #413889ParticipantThe courts can legislate from the bench. We can legislate with our dollars. Boycott Chrysler (Fiat)and GM.
June 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM #413958ParticipantThe courts can legislate from the bench. We can legislate with our dollars. Boycott Chrysler (Fiat)and GM.
June 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM #414110ParticipantThe courts can legislate from the bench. We can legislate with our dollars. Boycott Chrysler (Fiat)and GM.
June 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM #413423partypup
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote] our Supreme Court decided that it would no longer adhere to Bankruptcy Law nor Contract Law. Our Government, headed by Barrack Obama[/quote]
So was it Supreme Court or Barack Obama that decided … whatever it is you say it decided? Last I checked, the Supreme Court was very conservative. Out of nine judges, two were appointed by Reagan, two by Bush Senior, and two by Bush Junior. They are no friends of Barack Obama.
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Both parties and their Court appointees now play for the same team. This is old news.
June 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM #413659Participant[quote=Eugene][quote] our Supreme Court decided that it would no longer adhere to Bankruptcy Law nor Contract Law. Our Government, headed by Barrack Obama[/quote]
So was it Supreme Court or Barack Obama that decided … whatever it is you say it decided? Last I checked, the Supreme Court was very conservative. Out of nine judges, two were appointed by Reagan, two by Bush Senior, and two by Bush Junior. They are no friends of Barack Obama.
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Both parties and their Court appointees now play for the same team. This is old news.
June 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM #413909Participant[quote=Eugene][quote] our Supreme Court decided that it would no longer adhere to Bankruptcy Law nor Contract Law. Our Government, headed by Barrack Obama[/quote]
So was it Supreme Court or Barack Obama that decided … whatever it is you say it decided? Last I checked, the Supreme Court was very conservative. Out of nine judges, two were appointed by Reagan, two by Bush Senior, and two by Bush Junior. They are no friends of Barack Obama.
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Both parties and their Court appointees now play for the same team. This is old news.
June 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM #413978Participant[quote=Eugene][quote] our Supreme Court decided that it would no longer adhere to Bankruptcy Law nor Contract Law. Our Government, headed by Barrack Obama[/quote]
So was it Supreme Court or Barack Obama that decided … whatever it is you say it decided? Last I checked, the Supreme Court was very conservative. Out of nine judges, two were appointed by Reagan, two by Bush Senior, and two by Bush Junior. They are no friends of Barack Obama.
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Both parties and their Court appointees now play for the same team. This is old news.
June 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM #414130Participant[quote=Eugene][quote] our Supreme Court decided that it would no longer adhere to Bankruptcy Law nor Contract Law. Our Government, headed by Barrack Obama[/quote]
So was it Supreme Court or Barack Obama that decided … whatever it is you say it decided? Last I checked, the Supreme Court was very conservative. Out of nine judges, two were appointed by Reagan, two by Bush Senior, and two by Bush Junior. They are no friends of Barack Obama.
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Both parties and their Court appointees now play for the same team. This is old news.
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