The Republicans would be silly to say no to him."Merrick Garland would take no chances that someone who murdered innocent Americans might go free on a technicality." —@POTUS #SCOTUSnominee— The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 16, 2016
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Ed Newman a close second. Damn...Shula didn't have the juice to get him over the top.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness. I was worried that white male prosecutors are being under represented on the federal bench.
ReplyDeleteSeparated at birth: Merrick Garland and Mike Lupica.
ReplyDeleteBut they will look a gift horse in the mouth and say no to him, and the President looks good.
ReplyDeleteThose pesky technicalities.
ReplyDeleteWasn't our President a con law professor?
ReplyDeleteIf my con-law professors were any guide, they all seem to struggle with many constitutional concepts.
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