Beck criticizes senators' "questioning" of Sotomayor at today's hearing ... but the questioning starts tomorrow
July 13, 2009 6:40 pm ET
From the July 13 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
Beck also claims Sotomayor is "one of the most-overturned appellate court judges out there"
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Our country is "burning to the ground"? Really? Where and how?
Becky, you are an extremist, but you and your myopic audience don't realize this simple fact.
Destroying those forms is also quite hypocritical, because why protest taxes by destroying forms paid for by taxes?
Good 'ole boy Republican senators made a buncha stupid opening remarks, though. Maybe he was talking about them?
I was so upset this weekend that I didn't get any mail on Sunday!
Also, I went to the park to look at the Fourth of July Fireworks on Saturday and there were no fireworks!!
What is this country coming to!
Oh well, tomorrow if Glenn starts to cry (again) maybe it will be because he's confused of what's really going on in our Country, and he is just plain "LOST" with his own non-sense he's been speaking about over the past few months. Uh, oh. LOL
Why is it that people like him are so enamored of the Preamble to the Constitution but love ignoring all but the second amendment? And they're always trying to find ways to amend the Constitution that will deny rights to others.
TV ranters should be forced to understand the things they use as props during the two minute hate.
The rest of it is too long to fit on a bumper sticker . . .
"no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
Article VI, paragraph 3
Hey, Senator, you are prejudiced, but you certainly aren't empathetic (unless you take away the first two letters).
I think it was Ed Schultz(?) that I was listening to yesterday that made the most sense. (paraphrasing) Why is she even here for this session. Today is all about every senator getting his 5 minutes in front of the mike, it isn't about the confirmation process at all.
BTW This is one of our countries problems now. Politicians are more concerned about appearing on the record, or pandering to their base, than they are about fixing any problems that might concern everyone else in the country.