the law, comply with court orders, what are the odds that it might come before the court again at a time when brett kavanaugh would get one of those nine votes, now that we know he is one of the only people could you even imagine in america who would think that actually nixon should have gotten away with watergate. joining us now, joyce vance, for the great state of alabama. thank you for being here. thanks for having me. as a nonlawyer, i look at u.s. v nixon and a handful of other cases that i can name off the top of my head and i see that as a consensus case. in the legal community, in the legal world, is u.s. v nixon a controversial thing? it was a unanimous supreme court ruling, right? it is not controversial. and much like brown versus board, it is a consensus case that people agree on. that is why it was so shocking recently to see federal judicial nominees refusing to affirm the
and children of immigrants who are going to vote next fall and, you know, what wins the nomination for romney may not help him in the general. it is surprising to me that perry has not done a better job of explaining the political rationale for the view he has on immigration. john mccain faced this and george bush faced this on the immigration issue. but i think it it is rather easy once you get out of the internal debates among republicans on immigration to make the case which i think is sort of the consensus case among republicans that yes, we welcome legal immigrants, we are a country of legal immigrants. we want people to enter legally and that is that we want to discourage illegal immigration. the basic unfairness of having legal immigrants waiting all around the world while illegal immigrants are coming in. and also in saying if you can demonstrate that we can actually shut the border and end illegal immigration
and children of immigrants who are going to vote next fall and, you know, what wins the nomination for romney may not help him in the general. it is surprising to me that perry has not done a better job of explaining the political rationale for the view he has on immigration. john mccain faced this and george bush faced this on the immigration issue. but i think it it is rather easy once you get out of the internal debates among republicans on immigration to make the case which i think is sort of the consensus case among republicans that yes, we welcome legal immigrants, we are a country of legal immigrants. we want people to enter legally and that is that we want to discourage illegal immigration. the basic unfairness of having legal immigrants waiting all around the world while illegal immigrants are coming in. and also in saying if you can demonstrate that we can actually shut the border and