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sign of strength. i don t know that he learned anything he didn t know, but i think the situation changed in the country and in the face of new realities he came to a different conclusion. and that s something everybody has to be ready for to deal with the situation at hand. and thank god for a country that he had the courage to do what he did, but again about the civility, the piece of çit, its that we have goals in mind to increase the number of women in politics. i don t think it is really possible as long as we are playing the field created by others where money, money, money is the currency of the realm that it should be when it should be ideas, ideas, ideas. and the harshness, they suppress and suffocate the system of money and suppress the vote and poison the debate. that s not a good formula for women because women need to have
decision he had on how he was going to vote on the confirmation chief justice roberts. and as you write, çit s very clear that he would like to live in a political world where he actually could have voted for a learned legal scholar like this. but the political practical side of it came down on him and he realized that the rulings that the chief might do over the years would be things that he might regret. but apparently, this is not one of them. it s ironic. he wanted to vote, as a new senator, he wanted to vote for actually, this was when john roberts was just nominated for the supreme court. before he was elevated to chief justice. and he was convinced otherwise, the new senator, senator obama was convinced otherwise by someone as frankly mainstream and nonfire brand like as pete rouse, his senior adviser, on the basis that he would be held accountable for everything john roberts did over the next 20
importantly than he does the politics and at least somebody in this town is doing çit. it s a relief. professor dyson, much like mandates going back to what s happening in colorado, mitt romney was a believer in manmade global warming before saying he didn t know what caused it and offering no plan to control it. as we suffer under record heat here in the east, as we ve watched colorado burn under drought conditions, how smart of a flip-flop do you think romney s performed on this one? look, the science of it is real. we used to you know, joke with george w. bush about his inability to acknowledge that the science matters, the facts mattered, not one s opinions. i think mitt romney is just showing his points that in their exposing vulnerable here, it s about the science, baby and the science wins out and it shows us that we are suffering under
state in the nation. there are three people from massachusetts here, i appreciate that. when i took office, i was facing a $3 billion deficit and the economy was in a tailspin, even with the legislature that was 85% democrat. we cut taxes 19 times and balancinged the budget. i cast over 800 vetoes. and i cut out entire programs. i erased the deficit and by the way if there was a program or an agency or a department that needed cutting or limb maelimin we did çit. one of the tv personalities said mitt romney did not go after the sacred cows, he went after the