Roberts Nomination Faces Fair Review Before Court Term
The View argues Bush's pick John G. Roberts Jr. should receive a fair quick hearing though Senate confirmation may miss the new term. Roberts's abortion stance is mixed with past briefs suggesting Roe should be overruled, yet he has upheld precedent. The process remains political yet lifetime tenure may foster independence.
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Countdown plan for Discovery launch amid fuel gauge issue
NASA official Bill Parsons outlines a countdown restart for the shuttle Discovery after a fuel gauge problem halted last week's timing. Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat on the judiciary committee, says no one earns a free lifetime Supreme Court seat as John Roberts faces Senate questioning later this summer. Israeli Deputy PM Ehud Olmert critiques the Gaza pullout protest, noting the three day demonstrations strained security and disrupted lives nationwide.
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Cuem expresses core First Amendment protections in law
The passage outlines that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise, and shall not abridge freedom of speech or of the press or the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Eminent Domain Ruling Sparks Farm and News Debate
Major newspapers and farm groups react to the June 23 Supreme Court decision upholding private development via eminent domain in New London Connecticut. Legal experts say the ruling clarifies public use versus public purpose with a roadmap for future use. The Farm Bureau criticizes the outcome while acknowledging a broader public discussion on local land use and zoning.
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Hillary Clinton frames child safety in video games clash
Kathleen Parker notes Hillary Clinton uses a motherly image to push a stance against sex and violence in video games. Clinton backs mods to Grand Theft Auto San Andreas and seeks $90 million for research on media violence. McCain appears in Wedding Crashers, used to frame him as hypocritical on Hollywood, while Clinton positions as mature leader protecting children.
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Joe Lieberman
Media World fuels fear to fuel profits and power
Charley Reese argues that terrorism is primarily a media event used to generate fear and profits. He criticizes nonstop coverage, claims few attacks threaten governments, and suggests ignoring terror to reduce its impact, noting accidents and disease kill far more. He cites Bush, experts, and immigration as linked elements while urging calm.
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