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|    Lee Lofaso to All    |
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|    13 Feb 16 23:51:35    |
      Hello Everybody,              Liberals have waited a long time for this. A very       long time. Antonin Scalia, the longest-serving justice       on the US Supreme Court, is dead at age 79. And now,       for the first time in decades, a Democrat has the power       to change to course of human history by nominating a       new justice to the US Supreme Court who will return       real justice to all Americans - in the same way that       FDR did.              Republican presidents have never been interested in       justice. Not for most Americans, anyway. The Republican       version of justice was to put folks onto the USSC who would       uphold the status quo. And that status quo for Republicans       was the filthy rich. The richest one-tenth of one percent       of all Americans.              While I am saddened at the news about the death of Antonin       Scalia, I am also gladdened at the prospects of the shift in       power that will be made upon confirmation of President Obama's       choice for a new US Supreme Court justice to sit on the bench.              Rev. Al Sharpton would be the perfect choice, in my opinion.       But I doubt he would accept such a nomination, as he has other       interests that keep him quite busy. And Jesse Jackson is too       old for that sort of thing. So he's out. I wonder who that       leaves? Hmmm. Michele is a lawyer. And soon to be former       first lady ...              Antonin Scalia, RIP              --Lee              --- MesNews/1.08.05.00-gb        * Origin: news://eljaco.se (2:203/2)    |
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