One other comment about that. Im also antimurder and i put a lot of murderers away, too. I follow the law. That was phil klein. The former Republican Attorney general for the great state of kansas and he was not in that courthouse that day to put away a murderer. He was there because he was on trial. He had been holed up on ethics charges for professional misconduct. And that drama came to an end today when the Kansas Supreme Court finally took away his license to practice law. They took his license and he was the attorney general of that state. The real drama in this case has always been that this phil klein event has been taking place against the backdrop of just incredible violence in kansas. In 1993, this woman walked up to a kansas doctor and she shot him. Shot him through both of his arms. He had been attacked before. His clinic had been fire bombed, but in 1993. They shot him. He came back to work the next day bandaged up. He said he thought it was important to show his face, th
Yes. One other comment about that. Im also antimurder and i put a lot of murders away, too. I follow the law. That was phil klein. The former Republican Attorney general for the great state of kansas and he was not in that courthouse that day to put away a murderer. He was there because he was on trial. He had been holed up on ethics charges for professional misconduct. And that drama came to an end today when the Kansas Supreme Court finally took away his license to practice law. They took his license and he was the attorney general of that state. The real drama in this case has always been that this phil klein event has been taking place against the backdrop of just incredible violence in kansas. In 1993, this woman walked up to a kansas doctor and she shot him. Shot him through both of his arms. He had been attacked before. His clinic had been fire bombeded, but in 1993. They shot him. He came back to work the next day bandaged up. He said he thought it was important to show his fac
Nixons first two picks had prosegregation records that got unearthed or dissected during the confirmation process. Both were ultimately rejected by the senate which was an embarrassing blow for nixon. So for his third try nixon chose Harry Blackmun because blackmun was seen so uncontroversial that he would be hard for anybody to vote against. Judge blackmun made a good First Impression on the senators who will help decide his fate, and barring the unexpected his nomination should sail through. Thus far no one has even asked to testify against him. But the unexpected already has occurred twice. So most senators still are not committing themselves. They find a super uncontroversial guy strategy worked to that nomination. Harry blackmuns nomination to the court was unanimously approved by the senate. On june 9th, 1970 he was sworn in to the court. And what ironically for a guy who was chosen specifically because he was seen as the most middle of the road, nonoffensive, guaranteed noncontr
Embarrassment for nixon. So for his third try nixon chose Harry Blackman because blackman was seen so uncontroversial that he would be hard for anybody to vote against. Judge blackman made a good First Impression on the sfwhoors will help decide his fate, and barring the unexpected his nomination should sail through. Thus far no one has even asked to testify against him. But the unexpected already has occurred twice. So most senators still are not committing themselves. They find a super uncontroversial strategy worked for that nomination. Harry blackmuns nomination to the court was unanimously approved by the senate. On june 9th, 1970 he was sworn in to the court. For a guy chosen because he was seen as the most middle of the road nonoffensive guaranteed noncontroversial guy to stick in that spot, Justice Blackmun would go on just a couple of years later to write one of the most controversial u. S. Supreme Court Opinions ever. The court said in a 72 decision that in the first three mo
Segregation records. Both were ultimately rejected by the senate. Both were ultimately rejected by the senate which was an embarrassing blow for nixon. So for his third try nixon chose Harry Blackmun because blackmun was seen so uncontroversial that he would be hard for anybody to vote against. Judge blackmun made a good First Impression on the senators who will help decide his fate, and barring the unexpected his nomination should sail through. Thus far no one has even asked to testify against him. But the unexpected already has occurred twice. So most senators still are not committing themselves. They find a super uncontroversial guy strategy worked to that nomination. Harry blackmuns nomination to the court was unanimously approved by the senate. On june 9th, 1970 he was sworn in to the court. And what ironically for a guy who was chosen specifically because he was seen as the most middle of the road, nonoffensive, guaranteed noncontroversial guy to stick in that spot. Justice black