PoliticalChic
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And that's not the issue. The issue is whether or not a Supreme Court Justice can be compelled by Congress to recuse themselves from cases of possible conflict of issues.
Scalia has presided over cases..most notably Bush v. Gore..where there were clear conflicts of issues.
So..if this comes to pass..are Scalia's decisions in jeporady as well? Or is it only this particular justice in this particular case. Because there are more coming up that will have the same exact sorts of issues for Judge Thomas as well.
Aside from the SCOTUS, who won the Bush-Gore election?
Now be carefull....this is a one-question test of your political acumen...so the pressure is on!
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Gore won the Popular vote.
Bush..in a state where is his BROTHER was govenor, and his campaign manager was Secretary of State..and his cousin on FOX news announced he won the state..had an interesting night in Florida.
Of course...NONE of that means anything to you.
By every measue of the Florida votes, even with battalions of Democrat lawyers making all kinds of extraneous complaints....
Bush won.
When one cuts through your excuses, at least you admit....
...Bush won.
Hey...here's one of the Democrat lawyers now:
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