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ClevelandSportsCurse Donating Member (240 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-09-04 06:11 PM
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Ashcroft is not a qualified jurist for the Supreme Court
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Not just from an ideological standpoint - we all know what his views are - but from a legal professional standpoint. He has no judgeship experience whatsoever. Usually, Supreme Court nominees are those who have some significant experience on the bench - whether it be at a state supreme court level or US Circuit Court of Appeals level. Ashcroft has been a politician all of his life. He may possess a law degree, but putting ideology aside, he is NOT a qualified jurist for the Supreme Court.

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