[...] this election, is to lose a crucial culture and ideological war. On SCotUS…on foreign policy and how the War on Terror is waged; education vs. political activism and [...]

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[...] conservatives are skeptical of whether or not Senator McCain will keep his pledge to appoint justices in the spirit of Roberts and Alito. [...]

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Just updated this post with the following:

Rich Galen writes:

Democrats in the Senate holding up – according to the Wall Street Journal – 208 nominees: 180 nominees to executive branch positions and 28 nominees to the Federal bench.

If Rush, Sean, Laura and the rest wanted to really do a favor for America, they would get their tens of millions of listeners amped up about the nominees who are being held up – some for as long as two years – by Senate Democrats who will not allow the President to govern and will not allow the Judicial Branch to function.

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[...] winning elections. The stakes are as great now, as they were in 2004. On “the War”, on justices: In the next four to eight years, we can anticipate that there will be at least two and perhaps as [...]

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Yeah, that is a great post.  Glad I had a chance to read it.

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Excellent, excellent post Word. While Rudy may not be my first choice your post tells us what I have been saying to these “Im going to sit it out” Conservatives who are having a hissy fit.

It is too damn important to let Hillary or Obama get into that seat and put up the next justice.

Too damn important.

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The words on this picture say it all, for the millions of innocent babies. Meanwhile the American leftists
celebrate the fact that they were never born and fight tooth and nail to add to that long line.

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