Scalia says get over it

speechlesstx · Apr 24, 2008, 03:02 PM

For all of you out there that still complain Bush stole the 2000 election, Scalia says "get over it."

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"Get over it. It’s so old by now. The principal issue in the case, whether the scheme that the Florida Supreme Court had put together violated the federal Constitution, that wasn’t even close. The vote was seven to two," he says, referring to the Supreme Court’s decision that the Supreme Court of Florida’s method for recounting ballots was unconstitutional.

Furthermore, says the outspoken conservative justice, it was Al Gore who ultimately put the issue into the courts. "It was Al Gore who made it a judicial question…. We didn’t go looking for trouble. It was he who said, 'I want this to be decided by the courts,'" says Scalia. "What are we supposed to say -- 'Not important enough?'" he jokes.

LOL, couldn't have put it better myself.

speechlesstx · Apr 28, 2008, 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by BABRAM

I already don't miss Bush.

I like our draft thus far. I think they may be moving Anthony Henry to safety soon, at least I hope he gets a shot at it in camp. If Pacman's reinstated than he mans one corner opposite of Newman with the kid Jenkins playing in schemes when an extra corner is needed in the dime package. This means that Roy Williams most likely is in his last season and if Newman doesn't resign a contract next year we have Jenkins ready to take over.

I think we've got our pass coverage in much better shape and I'm excited to see another Jones and Barber in the backfield. The new Joneses could definitely improve the return game. I wasn't surprised to see Fasano go to Miami but I was a little surprised they traded him at all, looks like Curtis will get a shot at TE 2 - all he does is catch touchdown passes when he gets in the lineup. Yeah, Pacman is a risk but Jerry covered himself and don't forget we have Calvin Hill who seems to do a pretty good job at keeping guys like him in line.



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