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(Huffington Post)   Alec Baldwin explains why it would be good to elect Obama: Because then he could appoint Hillary to the Supreme Court. Still no cure for Alec Baldwin   (huffingtonpost.com) divider line
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2008-04-13 9:39:27 AM  
I think Mr Schweatty just lost my Obama vote in the General Election.
 
2008-04-13 9:42:34 AM  
That was so stupid I think it gave me cancer.
 
2008-04-13 9:53:39 AM  
WTF, really?

Spanky_McFarksalot: That was so stupid I think it gave me cancer.

Yup. I can feel my DNA f*cking up right now in sheer disbelief that someone could type that tripe, much less actually entertain it as a realistic option.
 
2008-04-13 9:57:44 AM  
We should just stone him to death and go to his home and stone his wife and children. We should kill his family.
 
2008-04-13 10:06:47 AM  
Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.
 
2008-04-13 10:08:12 AM  
Dancin_In_Anson: We should just stone him to death and go to his home and stone his wife and children. We should kill his family.

I've heard his ex is a pain in the ass and his daughter is a rude, thoughtless little pig. So no big loss I say.

/Hate is politics
//Love his work
 
2008-04-13 10:13:25 AM  
didnt get past the first paragraph. in my social circles, we all have the same opinion: we are not opposed to a female president. it would be cool, and new. we just dont want THAT woman as president.

its simple. women are fine, but the current woman running isnt.

/its not sexist. its FARK
 
2008-04-13 10:14:40 AM  
Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

How do you figure? Her old boss said that she should have been disbarred for her actions during the Watergate hearing.
 
2008-04-13 10:15:47 AM  
Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

With absolutely no experience on the bench and not having practiced law in almost two decades, I'd say probably not.
 
2008-04-13 10:17:26 AM  
I've said the same thing. Thing is, I was cruelly joking. Now this

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is SCOTUSable
 
2008-04-13 10:22:54 AM  
Nabb1: Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

With absolutely no experience on the bench and not having practiced law in almost two decades, I'd say probably not.


Wasn't she also disbarred in Arkansas? I imagine that little tidbit would be almost as much a barrier to winning Senate approval of your nomination as that whole "being Hillary Clinton" thing would be.
 
2008-04-13 10:28:57 AM  
Didn't he make this whole big production concerning if Bush was still President after the '04 election?
 
2008-04-13 10:28:58 AM  
Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

It's not an Etch A Sketch.
 
2008-04-13 10:31:36 AM  
Robo Beat: Nabb1: Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

With absolutely no experience on the bench and not having practiced law in almost two decades, I'd say probably not.

Wasn't she also disbarred in Arkansas? I imagine that little tidbit would be almost as much a barrier to winning Senate approval of your nomination as that whole "being Hillary Clinton" thing would be.


Bill surrendered his law license after a federal judge found he willfully gave false testimony under oath, and the Supreme Court disbarred him from practice before that court. Hillary has never been disbarred, but I do not know if her license is still in good standing, either.
 
2008-04-13 10:32:28 AM  
Feh. Hillary could appoint BILL.
 
2008-04-13 10:36:11 AM  
NeverDrunk23: Didn't he make this whole big production concerning if Bush was still President after the '04 election?

Something about leaving the country for good.
 
2008-04-13 10:37:56 AM  
Baldwin. Well, just another 'actor' that thinks we'd all be served by his farking opinion. Maybe him and Shawn-of-the-dead Penn can both run for Supreme Court too. Didn't they play attorneys on film?

/Schmos, not Joes

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2008-04-13 10:42:58 AM  
Alec speaks out of his ass too much but lets face it, the guy was right about W before anyone else was. Although he never lived up to his promise of leaving the country once W was elected back in 2000, its erie how accurate he was about how awful Bush would be as POTUS. I'm with Alec on this one, though his final sentence in the article leaves me wondering if he should start employing a better editor.
 
2008-04-13 10:48:06 AM  
cariduros:

his final sentence in the article leaves me wondering if he should start employing a better [ an ] editor.

/inevitable
 
2008-04-13 10:56:06 AM  
OBAMA IS A LONG LEGGED MACK DADDY
 
2008-04-13 11:00:51 AM  
Lotta folks think Alec Baldwin is annoying.
 
2008-04-13 11:07:27 AM  
cariduros: Alec speaks out of his ass too much but lets face it, the guy was right about W before anyone else was. Although he never lived up to his promise of leaving the country once W was elected back in 2000, its erie how accurate he was about how awful Bush would be as POTUS. I'm with Alec on this one, though his final sentence in the article leaves me wondering if he should start employing a better editor.

If you're basing your faith in Alec Baldwin on one pessimistic statement that was echoed by thousands then you're probably retarded. It's really too bad that I'm pretty damn sure you are serious. You should take a course on logic or just try to be more rational in general.
 
2008-04-13 11:14:05 AM  
A) There are no open spots.
B) Hillary is not a judge.
C) Despite that, she'll would be better than the a-holes Bush appointed to put there.
 
2008-04-13 11:28:42 AM  
What a grade-A moron. He can eat my poo.
 
2008-04-13 11:38:38 AM  
Horrible actor, horrible columnist, horrible father, horrible person.
 
2008-04-13 11:47:03 AM  
who gave him his own column?
 
2008-04-13 11:52:42 AM  
Nabb1: Robo Beat: Nabb1: Dinki: Hillary would make a good SCOTUS judge.

With absolutely no experience on the bench and not having practiced law in almost two decades, I'd say probably not.

Wasn't she also disbarred in Arkansas? I imagine that little tidbit would be almost as much a barrier to winning Senate approval of your nomination as that whole "being Hillary Clinton" thing would be.

Bill surrendered his law license after a federal judge found he willfully gave false testimony under oath, and the Supreme Court disbarred him from practice before that court. Hillary has never been disbarred, but I do not know if her license is still in good standing, either.


I knew it was one of them. Still, Hillary on the SCOTUS is about as likely as the Tigers winning the Series this year - still theoretically possible, but not bloody likely at this juncture.
 
2008-04-13 12:12:15 PM  
Please stop helping the neo-conservatives, Hollywood.
 
2008-04-13 12:25:40 PM  
I thought he moved out of the country a decade ago?

Guess you can't believe anything that liar says.
 
2008-04-13 12:33:57 PM  
jake3988: A) There are no open spots.

That's only because people like having nine. There is no set limitation in the Constitution. Why doesn't Obama appoint both Bill and Hillary? That's keep an odd number and will ensure a progressive majority for quite a while.
 
2008-04-13 1:13:37 PM  
Remove all Republicans: jake3988: A) There are no open spots.

That's only because people like having nine. There is no set limitation in the Constitution. Why doesn't Obama appoint both Bill and Hillary? That's keep an odd number and will ensure a progressive majority for quite a while.


The number of justices is set by law at nine. To prevent the president from doing just that. If Obama was able, and stupid enough to appoint Bill and Hillary to the Supreme Court, he would not get re-elected and the next Republican administration would add more than enough conservative justices to tilt the court back to the right, and so on, and so on...
 
2008-04-13 2:18:08 PM  
JQPublic: The number of justices is set by law at nine. To prevent the president from doing just that. If Obama was able, and stupid enough to appoint Bill and Hillary to the Supreme Court, he would not get re-elected and the next Republican administration would add more than enough conservative justices to tilt the court back to the right, and so on, and so on...

No, it's not. FDR tried it once but Justice Roberts finally saw the light. Get a Democrat in the White House, with a Democratic Senate and I'd like to see 20 if not 50 progressive Justices put in place. That will keep the Republicans at bay for a long time.
 
2008-04-13 2:19:06 PM  
Alec, let me give you some advice...

SHUT YOUR FAT MOUTH


Technically, I should like it when liberal celebrities say stupid things, but his dumbdom hurts my brainthing.
 
2008-04-13 2:25:24 PM  
Third prize is you're fired.
 
2008-04-13 2:30:14 PM  
For some reason, I picture Alec and David Hasslehoff together eating a burger on the floor.. Half-neked.

Then I realize I shouldn't think such things.
 
2008-04-13 2:32:09 PM  
Remove all Republicans: No, it's not. FDR tried it once but Justice Roberts finally saw the light. Get a Democrat in the White House, with a Democratic Senate and I'd like to see 20 if not 50 progressive Justices put in place. That will keep the Republicans at bay for a long time.

Lol, yeah go ahead and try to pack the court and see what happens. If a giant like FDR couldn't pull that off I sincerely doubt that the used car salesmen running the Democratic Party now could pull it off. Try it and see how many decades it takes to have another Democratic President or Congress.
 
2008-04-13 2:32:51 PM  
I'm not a Ron Paultard, but I think he would be GREAT on the supreme court....

/Flame On
 
2008-04-13 2:34:27 PM  
You know...I read an account from the Union governor of New Orleans during the Civil War about how slaves would fight over whose master was the better...he was quite vexed by it. Now when I see Remove all Republicans post and I can understand the vexation.
 
2008-04-13 2:47:58 PM  
arkansas: Lol, yeah go ahead and try to pack the court and see what happens. If a giant like FDR couldn't pull that off I sincerely doubt that the used car salesmen running the Democratic Party now could pull it off. Try it and see how many decades it takes to have another Democratic President or Congress.

We've already seen what seven years of Republican rule has gotten us. FDR was coming in. Besides people are much more informed this time and will see through the Republican smokescreen.

Now I doubt President Obama could pull it off, but Hillary has shown that the base of the Democratic party will support her, and she'll respond to the criticisms of the Republicans quite well. See her act in NH, she knows how to counter an attack. Get her in the White House and we'll see her appoint Bill as Supreme Court Justice. I would love if she resigns seven years and 350 days to go and gets her VP to appoint her to the other seat. Imagine both Clintons on the Court screwing Republicans for the rest of their natural lives.
 
2008-04-13 2:52:19 PM  
Remove all Republicans: JQPublic: The number of justices is set by law at nine. To prevent the president from doing just that. If Obama was able, and stupid enough to appoint Bill and Hillary to the Supreme Court, he would not get re-elected and the next Republican administration would add more than enough conservative justices to tilt the court back to the right, and so on, and so on...

No, it's not. FDR tried it once but Justice Roberts finally saw the light. Get a Democrat in the White House, with a Democratic Senate and I'd like to see 20 if not 50 progressive Justices put in place. That will keep the Republicans at bay for a long time.


Yes it is. The Judiciary Act of 1869 (new window) set the Supreme Court at one Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.

Perhaps you should contact the campaigns of Obama or Hillary and suggest that they run on a platform of adding 20 to 50 leftwing Supreme Court Justices...what?...no?...stupid idea? Recipe for fail?
 
2008-04-13 2:59:41 PM  
Remove all Republicans: Besides people are much more informed this time and will see through the Republican smokescreen.

"See through" opposition to packing the Supreme Court? Lol. Like I said...try it.

but Hillary has shown that the base of the Democratic party will support her, and she'll respond to the criticisms of the Republicans quite well

The butt-spanking she (and her party) got over the health-care debacle would prove to be a tiny rumble compared to the earthquake if she were to try to pack the Supreme Court.


You ARE going for parody aren't you? I am assuming you are.
 
2008-04-13 3:08:34 PM  
Remove all Republicans: but Hillary...

Also...what makes you think Hillary would suddenly push for liberal justices? If she makes it then she will be running for re-election from minute one. And that means she will be triangulating....and triangulating means playing you off against others...not doing what you want.
 
2008-04-13 3:12:00 PM  
JQPublic: Yes it is. The Judiciary Act of 1869 (new window) set the Supreme Court at one Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.

Congress can easily pass a new law changing that.
 
2008-04-13 3:18:32 PM  
arkansas: The butt-spanking she (and her party) got over the health-care debacle would prove to be a tiny rumble compared to the earthquake if she were to try to pack the Supreme Court.

If you haven't been paying attention, people are clamoring for Hillary's plan now. Imagine the lives we would have saved if we only had listened to her a decade ago instead of letting the Republicans derail it. So when the Republicans try and scream about it, everyone is going to ignore their attempts to shred the Constitution and just say "ok, we'll let the right-wing Court continue"? No, if told right, people will be clamoring for more progressives on the court and that's the way to get it in.

JQPublic: Perhaps you should contact the campaigns of Obama or Hillary and suggest that they run on a platform of adding 20 to 50 leftwing Supreme Court Justices...what?...no?...stupid idea? Recipe for fail?

The American public wouldn't understand it at this point. You get into office and then you do this things. It's just another thing that the people of this country aren't smart enough to understand. Get into office, and wait until the right-wingers on the Court knock something down. Move like FDR and point out how they tried to stop him before (and how that their stalling exacerbated the Great Depression) and people will jump at the idea of only 20 new Justices before they extend this depression.
 
2008-04-13 3:29:26 PM  
Remove all Republicans:

I just wanted to come in and congratulate you on your levels of crazy. I mean I've seen crazy before but this is quite impressive. Thought-out, long-winded, long-term psychosis like this is pretty unique to see up close and personal.
 
2008-04-13 3:42:56 PM  
ricky81682:
I just wanted to come in and congratulate you on your levels of crazy. I mean I've seen crazy before but this is quite impressive. Thought-out, long-winded, long-term psychosis like this is pretty unique to see up close and personal.


It's hard to tell parody from reality these days. This one almost has to be parody though.
 
2008-04-13 4:28:04 PM  
Remove all Republicans: JQPublic: Yes it is. The Judiciary Act of 1869 (new window) set the Supreme Court at one Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.

Congress can easily pass a new law changing that.


easily? O RLY?

Maybe you should telephone Congress with your "easily passed" plan to pack the Supreme Court with leftwing judges. Tell them you said it was easy...
 
2008-04-13 4:30:18 PM  
Bewaaaaaaaare! Bewaaaaaaaare! It's the Coming of the Anti-Clarence Thomas!
 
2008-04-13 5:09:57 PM  
You are worfress Arec Barrwin.
 
2008-04-13 6:11:17 PM  
Crude: Alec, let me give you some advice...

SHUT YOUR FAT MOUTH unless it's fellating the neoconservative movement


FTFY. 'Cuz that is what you meant, right? I mean, I don't see you getting on Ted Nugent's case, or Ben Stein's...
 
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