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| | In an apparent attempt to appease (or mislead) [[conservatives]], Giuliani picked [[libertarians]] (Ted Olson and Miguel Estrada) and an executive (Larry Thompson), all likely to be pro-choice, to head his panel for nominating judges.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289367,00.html</ref> Olson opposed [[conservative]] [[John Roberts]] in 1982 on limiting jurisdiction,<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/27/roberts.documents/index.html</ref> and Estrada applied RICO against abortion protesters and forced open the airwaves to profanity. The [[neoconservative]] (socially [[liberal]]) [http://powerlineblog.com/archives/018248.php Power Line blog] declared without basis, "It would be hard to come up with a group of lawyers and judges that would be more reassuring to conservatives in this regard." | | In an apparent attempt to appease (or mislead) [[conservatives]], Giuliani picked [[libertarians]] (Ted Olson and Miguel Estrada) and an executive (Larry Thompson), all likely to be pro-choice, to head his panel for nominating judges.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289367,00.html</ref> Olson opposed [[conservative]] [[John Roberts]] in 1982 on limiting jurisdiction,<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/27/roberts.documents/index.html</ref> and Estrada applied RICO against abortion protesters and forced open the airwaves to profanity. The [[neoconservative]] (socially [[liberal]]) [http://powerlineblog.com/archives/018248.php Power Line blog] declared without basis, "It would be hard to come up with a group of lawyers and judges that would be more reassuring to conservatives in this regard." |
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| | + | ==Endorsements== |
| | + | ===Congressional=== |
| | + | * Senator [[David Vitter]] of [[Louisiana]] |
| | + | * Congresswoman [[Judy Biggert]] of [[Illinois]] |
| | + | * Congresswoman [[Mary Bono]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Charles Boustany]] of [[Louisiana]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Charlie Dent]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Phil English]] of [[Pennsylvania]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Vito Fossella]] of [[New York]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Jim Gerlach]] of [[Pennsylvania]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Peter King]] of [[New York]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Jerry Lewis]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Frank LoBiondo]] of [[New York]] |
| | + | * Congresswoman [[Candice Miller]] of [[Michigan]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Devin Nunes]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Jon Porter]] of [[Nevada]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[George Radanovich]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Dave Reichert]] of [[Washington]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Ed Royce]] of [[California]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Pete Sessions]] of [[Texas]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Jim Walsh]] of [[New York]] |
| | + | * Congressman [[Jerry Weller]] of [[Illinois]] |
| | + | ===Governors=== |
| | + | *Former Governor of California [[Pete Wilson]] |
| | + | ===Hollywood=== |
| | + | *Actor [[Adam Sandler]] |
| | + | *Actor [[Kelsey Grammer]] |
| | + | *Actor [[Kevin James]], stand-up comedian who played Doug Heffernan on the [[King of Queens]] |
| | == Further Reading == | | == Further Reading == |
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