MSNBC: Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed?

Show of hands? I'm going "NO!!!" on this one, but that's just me. ;)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/

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http://www.cafepress.com/opposingforces

Bwahahahahahahaha.

" Average citizens like me are looking hard at Alito for many reasons. The most compelling reasons for this interest is his blatant disregard for privacy in his stance aganist a woman's right to choose and his background as a corporate lawyer. Privacy entails far more than a private choice, it entails almost everything precious to Americans who value their privacy and have died to keep it. And though corporations are deemed "people" there is a death sentence as well as probation and suspension of activity for individuals, which from his past record, he seems to disregard almost consistantly for corporations. Rather than hold corporations responsible for pollution, tax payment, and discirimination, he prefers to treat them as if they are gods. Yet Alito speaks about a single person that they should not be allowed to decide what is best for their own situation. I find this disregard for the rights of real citizens who breathe and vote as unAmerican. If he thinks it is just fine that companies can go offshore yet maintain more rights, pollute and expect We The People to clean it up, who cause massive injury and death without any consequences, yes I find this very alarming to put a person such as this on the Supreme Court."

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Cat In Seattle

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Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? * 2627 responses


Yes
27%
No
73%

There should be a lot more no's.

Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? * 32686 responses
Yes 40% No 60%

Fuck no! What are you people thinking!

I second the Fuck NO!

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Peace.

whats wrong with 40% of these people?

We have 2 Opus Dei members in the Supreme Court already, we don't need a third!

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This needs help compared to the CNN lou Dobbs poll - thats at 86% no.

Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? * 61563 responses


Yes 40%
No 60%

It seems to be the plateau.