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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you think recent Dem appointments are the most qualified in their fields?

Anyone who has ever been involved on any side of judicial appointments (and I have, during this administration) knows that it is so much about who you know to get those seats.  I refuse to name names, because it’s offensive to the many perfectly decent people who happen to be caught up in this process. They don’t deserve shade.

So much horse trading goes on during the blue slip process from all sides.  If you were ever involved, you’d know that.[/quote]

There is a wide and very relevant gap between "unqualified" and "most qualified in their fields." Of course there politics and horse trading are in play, but one can make political choices within a group of competent and respected candidates.

Anyway, we're getting away from the FedSoc, which actively seeks to break the government and render it powerless to interfere with corporate interests. Unqualified judges are only a symptom of that, not the whole illness.  [/quote]

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