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**mincarlie.frymyer** · 10-16-2005, 03:14 AM

I would prefer to see her nomination defeated.

According to the latest from the White House, her most important qualifications are that she is an evangelical Christian.

I would prefer someone who primarily has legal qualifications for the post of Supreme Court judge!

I can agree with you. I don't want her taking the Supreme Court seat because she just doesn't qualify. Her religious background shouldn't have any bearing because she shouldn't decide trails by faith, but by making sure whatever is made upholds the constitution.

But I feel a bit worried that there is some winking and nodding going on behind the scenes between religious leaders and politicians. That shouldn't be happening at all.

10-16-2005, 03:14 AM	#4
mincarlie.frymyer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 369 Senior Member	I would prefer to see her nomination defeated. According to the latest from the White House, her most important qualifications are that she is an evangelical Christian. I would prefer someone who primarily has legal qualifications for the post of Supreme Court judge! I can agree with you. I don't want her taking the Supreme Court seat because she just doesn't qualify. Her religious background shouldn't have any bearing because she shouldn't decide trails by faith, but by making sure whatever is made upholds the constitution. But I feel a bit worried that there is some winking and nodding going on behind the scenes between religious leaders and politicians. That shouldn't be happening at all.
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