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"Forty-two of California's 58 county district attorneys are opposing President Obama's nomination of Goodwin Liu to the federal appeals court in San Francisco, saying they believe the UC Berkeley law professor is hostile to the death penalty."
Obama, we already know loves criminals---he has appointed so many--and continues to promote the SEIU and ACORN--both known for criminal activity
Now he is appointing a Judge that refuses to obey the law--the death penalty. Elections have consequences--economic terrorism from Washington and judicial terrorism from the bench.
Goodwin Lui, if he claimed he would uphold the law, is a liar. "In a letter to leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the prosecutors attacked a paper Liu coauthored in 2005 that criticized death penalty decisions by Samuel Alito, then President George W. Bush's nominee for the Supreme Court.
The paper did not state its authors' views of the death penalty, but said Alito's opinions "show a disturbing tendency to tolerate serious errors in capital proceedings." The district attorneys said Liu's critique shows he would vote as a judge to overturn nearly every death sentence."
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Obama, we already know loves criminals---he has appointed so many--and continues to promote the SEIU and ACORN--both known for criminal activity
Now he is appointing a Judge that refuses to obey the law--the death penalty. Elections have consequences--economic terrorism from Washington and judicial terrorism from the bench.
Goodwin Lui, if he claimed he would uphold the law, is a liar. "In a letter to leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the prosecutors attacked a paper Liu coauthored in 2005 that criticized death penalty decisions by Samuel Alito, then President George W. Bush's nominee for the Supreme Court.
The paper did not state its authors' views of the death penalty, but said Alito's opinions "show a disturbing tendency to tolerate serious errors in capital proceedings." The district attorneys said Liu's critique shows he would vote as a judge to overturn nearly every death sentence."
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