RIP.<br><br><br>

Where'd you see that?<br><br>

Just saw it on ABC<br><br><br>

here<br><br>

He was a fighter. Told Bush that he had no plans to step down last month. But now we're gonna have a two'fer. Things should get real interesting this fall and winter. <br><br>

I was watching the movie Sideaways which made me laugh out loud and scream at the TV several time then came out and I think it was CNN.<br><br><br><br><br>

I haven't seen it on line yet. Oops--just checked again, and there it is. I mourn the man, but not the justice.<br><br>

My shoot from the hip perspective. George W Bush has a chance (maybe a last chance) to leave a mark on th the landscape. It has just been presented to him.<br><br>He has a choice. Of course he has a choice because he is the leader of the free world.<br><br>A) He is the dude behind the plywood in NOLA writing on the door, "I'm sleeping inside and I shoot to kill."<br><br>B) He sees a rainbow like a Telly Tubby and decides that a united America is the way to go<br><br><br>The President of the Untied States has always picked A. Could someone please explain to him before he pees his pants that there are some choices in between?<br><br>

This is from the Yahoo.com story:<br><br>[color:blue]Rehnquist was appointed to the Supreme Court as an associate justice in 1971 by President Nixon and took his seat on Jan. 7, 1982.</font color=blue><br><br>And if that's not bad enough for proof reading, here's from a little further in the story:<br><br>[color:blue]The death President Bush his second court opening within pour months[color:blue]<br><br><br><br>

It's a pour month in the Crescent City and William stood in the back for ten years. Works for me.<br><br><br><br><br><br>