Posted on March 5, 2009 by Richard Koppel
During oral hearing before the California Supreme Court, Justice Joyce L. Kennard voiced concern as to whether the court could invalidate Proposition 8 on any willy-nilly ground. While the Justice’s willy-nilly comments, and others, indicated some personal hostility to the proposition’s challengers, other of the Kennard’s questions and comments suggest that it is too early [...]
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Posted on October 16, 2008 by Richard Koppel
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We heard anything but straight talk, tonight, when McCain answered the debate question on whether he would nominate someone to the Supreme Court who disagreed with him on Roe v. Wade; if he would consider “someone who had a history of being for abortion rights.”
MCCAIN: I would consider anyone in their qualifications. I do not [...]
Filed under: Abortion Rights, John McCain, Roe v Wade | Tagged: abortion, abortion rights, debate, litmus test, McCain, qualifications, Roe v Wade, straight talk, Supreme Court | Leave a Comment »