They blathered on about refusal to follow
court orders could lead to anarchy
and about the rule of law, and yaddity,
yaddity, yaddity.
Seems like surprising talk from people who
have always been on the side of
state's rights and judicial restraint,
who applauded the violation of numerous
Federal court orders, regarding abortion
clinics and (Texas) congressional
districting, and any number of things.
Had a lot of liberals scratching their heads.
It's pretty obvious though, isn't it?
The republicans have an un-elected fraud
in the White House, and he's only
there because a Federal court intervened,
asserted it's supremacy over a
state court, and ordered state employees
to stop their recount, thereby
directing state electoral delegates to
cast their votes for the shrub.
It'd be real tough--though not impossible
for republicans--to continue to
assert the legitimacy of "whistle ass"
while also asserting that state actors
have the right to ignore Federal court
decisions. I mean, to admit that is to
admit that Al Gore has every right to camp
out in the oval office with all
his supporters.
Must have been a bitter pill for them to
swallow.
I recommend two a day.