the point of bringing this up before the end of this session is to do just that so they can yell obstructionist!
The pukes are going to try too use this for their campaigns. Another thing they are trying to do which is I believe going to backfire on them is the religious card. They are seriously crossing the line on this one.
The telling people what a 'good catholic' is, is going to bite them!
http://www.crosswalk.com/news/1212209.htmlLiberal Religious Groups Oppose Pryor, Defend Democrats
Jeff Johnson
Congressional Bureau Chief
Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - Leaders of several liberal religious groups held a press briefing on Capitol Hill Tuesday to defend pro-abortion Democrats who oppose one of President Bush's pro-life judicial nominees and to argue that objections to Alabama Attorney General William H. "Bill" Pryor are not based on his pro-life, Catholic beliefs.<snip>
The Illinois Democrat points to a radio and newspaper advertising campaign launched by the Committee for Justice, a conservative group headed by former White House Counsel C. Boyden Gray.<snip>
It's obvious from this article that they are playing politics, this isn't Really about 'Catholics need not apply'
http://www.committeeforjustice.org/contents/news/news070703_rollcall.shtml<snip>The group, founded by allies of Bush, is better financed and organized and is more connected to other conservative groups because of the groundwork it laid in anticipation of a court vacancy, said Sean Rushton, the committee's executive director. "We have more money and more channels to people with money," Rushton said.
The committee's Supreme Court campaign was set to formally kick off June 27, the day after the high court's last opinion was released and retirements were expected to be announced. Bush's nephew, George P. Bush, was the headline speaker at an event that was part fundraiser and part rally, held in the offices of the American Council of Life Insurers at 101 Constitution Ave. NW with a glamorous view overlooking the West Lawn of the Capitol. <snip>
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One plan calls for the committee to sponsor ads attacking Democrats for an anti-Catholic bias in their opposition to Pryor and Kuhl, both of whom are Catholic. "Catholics need not apply," Rushton suggested the ads would read. </snip>