07-25-2005, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by catzmeow";p="
http://www.washingtontimes.com/natio...5719-6891r.htm
And suh-prize suh-prize suh-prize, I actually agreed with something he said:
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Mr. Byrd embraced the same judicial philosophy as the president in his memoir, "Child of the Appalachian Coalfields," released earlier this summer. In the book, he repeatedly blamed "liberal judges" and "activist judges" for many of the nation's problems.
"One's life is probably in no greater danger in the jungles of deepest Africa than in the jungles of America's large cities," he writes. "In my judgment, much of the problem has been brought about by the mollycoddling of criminals by some of the liberal judges who have been placed on the nation's courts in recent years...The high court's share of the responsibility for our increasing lawlessness lies in two areas -- its zeal for bringing about precipitous social change, and its overconcern for the rights of criminals and its underconcern for the rights and safety of society,"."
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A challenge to the oldsters, what television show did that surprise reference come from? LOL
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"The Andy Griffith Show"....and later, "The Gomer Pyle Show"
Did you forget it was in two shows??? 
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