Re: [CTRL] Fwd: Scalia: founding fathers never advocated the separation of ch...

2004-11-29 Thread Prudy L
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Scalia was nominated to the nine-member Supreme Court in 1986 by president Ronald Reagan to fill the seat vacated by William Rehnquist, who became the chief justice after Warren Berger retired. Now, with speculation that Rehnquist is on the verge of retirement after a recent diagnosis of thyroid cancer, Scalia may be the leading candidate to take his place.
And one wonders what the founding fathers might have thought of a judge of the Supreme Court who is all for religion in political life and a strong believer in nepotism as well. Won't he be the perfect successor to Rehnquist? Prudy
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Re: [CTRL] Fwd: Scalia: founding fathers never advocated the separation of ch...

2004-11-29 Thread Jim Rarey
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Prudy, I agree. 
Clarence Thomas would be an ideal 
choice for chief justice.

JR

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In a message dated 11/27/2004 10:05:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Scalia was nominated to the nine-member Supreme Court in 
  1986 by president Ronald Reagan to fill the seat vacated by William Rehnquist, 
  who became the chief justice after Warren Berger retired. Now, with 
  speculation that Rehnquist is on the verge of retirement after a recent 
  diagnosis of thyroid cancer, Scalia may be the leading candidate to take his 
  place.
And one wonders what the founding fathers might have thought of a judge of 
the Supreme Court who is all for religion in political life and a strong 
believer in nepotism as well. Won't he be the perfect successor to 
Rehnquist? Prudywww.ctrl.org DECLARATION  DISCLAIMER == 
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