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Thought she was a C & W singer ? :(

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No comment.

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I just wonder where she stands on the gun issue? We don't need another Holder and I read that she's pretty tight with him. :wacko: So I guess we can surmise that's she's not a fan of gun rights!

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I'm thinkin she's probably to the left of Holder on almost everything.

Posted

Bingo , if she fits in with that low life, dishonorable , POS 's. Agenda. We don't want her

Posted

I'm sure NRA offices have been burning the midnight oil gathering background on her.

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Lynch keeps a low profile, which isn't easy in NYC, but she seems more motivated about the law then about politics.

 

There are 3 court cases involving Lynch as prosecutor in cases involving polticians, the current one against Republican Rep. Grimm and two prior ones involving Democrats, one of which resulted in the Democratic Senate Majority Leader Pedro Esapda getting a 5 year sentence.

 

Obvioulsy we aren't going to like anybody the President could be reasonably expected to nominate, but, for better or worse, she is far more likely to act based on what the law is, then what might be poltically convienent.

Posted

Lynch keeps a low profile, which isn't easy in NYC, but she seems more motivated about the law then about politics.

 

There are 3 court cases involving Lynch as prosecutor in cases involving polticians, the current one against Republican Rep. Grimm and two prior ones involving Democrats, one of which resulted in the Democratic Senate Majority Leader Pedro Esapda getting a 5 year sentence.

 

Obvioulsy we aren't going to like anybody the President could be reasonably expected to nominate, but, for better or worse, she is far more likely to act based on what the law is, then what might be poltically convienent.

If you say so.....

 

GG

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Lynch keeps a low profile, which isn't easy in NYC, but she seems more motivated about the law then about politics.

 

There are 3 court cases involving Lynch as prosecutor in cases involving polticians, the current one against Republican Rep. Grimm and two prior ones involving Democrats, one of which resulted in the Democratic Senate Majority Leader Pedro Esapda getting a 5 year sentence.

 

Obvioulsy we aren't going to like anybody the President could be reasonably expected to nominate, but, for better or worse, she is far more likely to act based on what the law is, then what might be poltically convienent.

I was mainly interested in her views on gun rights. I read all the other stuff about her but I can't find anything about her gun views. I'd guess she's anti but….. :ph34r:

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I was mainly interested in her views on gun rights. I read all the other stuff about her but I can't find anything about her gun views. I'd guess she's anti but….. :ph34r:

She doesn't seem to have gone on the record that I can find. I'm sure the NRA will ferret out her 2A views,.

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She doesn't seem to have gone on the record that I can find. I'm sure the NRA will ferret out her 2A views,.

I HIGHLY doubt the president would choose a pro-2nd Amendment nominee. Doesn't play into his view of power and control.

 

GG

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I HIGHLY doubt the president would choose a pro-2nd Amendment nominee. Doesn't play into his view of power and control.

 

GG

Yup, that's what I'm afraid of! :angry:

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I was mainly interested in her views on gun rights. I read all the other stuff about her but I can't find anything about her gun views. I'd guess she's anti but….. :ph34r:

Probably hasn't gone on record about her gun views. Doubt she will be pro-gun, our chances of getting a pro 2A AG is zero, what we can hope for is that she is neutral on the subject and is more interested in prosecuting criminals using guns, then having ATF do stupid stuff to harass gun owners.

 

I suspect we could have ended up with far worse as an AG and aren't likely to get much better under the circumstances.

Posted

Lynch keeps a low profile, which isn't easy in NYC, but she seems more motivated about the law then about politics.

 

There are 3 court cases involving Lynch as prosecutor in cases involving polticians, the current one against Republican Rep. Grimm and two prior ones involving Democrats, one of which resulted in the Democratic Senate Majority Leader Pedro Esapda getting a 5 year sentence.

 

Wouldn't it be funny if she decided to look into "fast and Furious" and brought charges against Obama and Holder? :lol:

Posted

I'd be pleased with an AG dedicated to the Impartial enforcement of the law.

Posted

Don't forget, she defended the Clinton's on Whitewater. MT

 

We need to be careful about judging this or any nominee based upon anecdotes and buzzwords. I could just as easily say that "Elliot Richardson worked for Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal", and condemn him for serving in the most corrupt Republican administration in recent memory, when the whole truth is that Richardson resigned rather than obey an order from Nixon to fire Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox - an act of personal self-sacrifice and moral strength.

 

The anecdotes in the press seem to indicate that she was a volunteer on the Clinton campaign, and then became a staff lawyer during the Clinton administration. She was subpoenaed by the Whitewater Committee, and testified regarding the missing Hillary Clinton billing records from The Rose Law Firm (she hadn't seen them or handled them). Nothing I have read indicates that she acted improperly, or displayed gross political favoritism or prejudice. To the contrary, other articles suggest that she is a respected prosecutor (someone who puts away the bad guys...) and a capable lawyer.

 

Somehow, we need to get past this tendency to equate all Democrats with the Evil Empire. They're Americans like us, despite having some different views. But they are still our brothers and sisters, and we need to find common ground if we want to move ahead. A start would be to hold back on judging her suitability until she has had a fair hearing.

 

Fire away.

 

LL

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We need to be careful about judging this or any nominee based upon anecdotes and buzzwords. I could just as easily say that "Elliot Richardson worked for Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal", and condemn him for serving in the most corrupt Republican administration in recent memory, when the whole truth is that Richardson resigned rather than obey an order from Nixon to fire Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox - an act of personal self-sacrifice and moral strength.

 

The anecdotes in the press seem to indicate that she was a volunteer on the Clinton campaign, and then became a staff lawyer during the Clinton administration. She was subpoenaed by the Whitewater Committee, and testified regarding the missing Hillary Clinton billing records from The Rose Law Firm (she hadn't seen them or handled them). Nothing I have read indicates that she acted improperly, or displayed gross political favoritism or prejudice. To the contrary, other articles suggest that she is a respected prosecutor (someone who puts away the bad guys...) and a capable lawyer.

 

Somehow, we need to get past this tendency to equate all Democrats with the Evil Empire. They're Americans like us, despite having some different views. But they are still our brothers and sisters, and we need to find common ground if we want to move ahead. A start would be to hold back on judging her suitability until she has had a fair hearing.

 

Fire away.

 

LL

+1, as much as Ide like to fry them all.. LL has always made sense to me....

Posted

Uh oh...I'm starting to make sense again.....

 

Bartender, make it a double, please!

 

LL

There was plenty of sense in you prior comment, and like Cheyenne , I give it +1.

 

CBO

Posted

Oh, and I'll buy the double.

Posted

There ya go throwin reason around again. ;)

Posted

 

I know, I know....I just have to learn to let go, throw reason to the wind, and focus on raw emotion......you know - pretend I'm a liberal!!!

 

And while your at it, clean my computer monitor.

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I know, I know....I just have to learn to let go, throw reason to the wind, and focus on raw emotion......you know - pretend I'm a liberal!!!

Good luck with that.

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