Those Of Us Who Believe In God

In My Lifetime, It's The Supreme Court, Not Congress, That Integrated Our Public Schools, That Allowed People Of Different Races To Marry, And Established The Principle That Our Government Should Respect The Value Of Privacy Of American Families. These Decisions Are The Legacy Of Justices Who Chose To Expand American Freedom.

It Simply Isn't Fair For Senators To Cut To The Front Of The Line When Seniors Around The Country Have Been Forced To Wait For Hours To Get A Flu Shot.

We Want To Make Certain That Every American Who Stood In Silent Tribute To Rosa Parks Hopes That The Sepreme Court Judge Will Break Silence And Speak Out Clearly For The Civil Rights That Define Our Unity As A Nation.

Our Timing Is Right... The Election Results Are Still Fresh In The Minds Of My Republican Colleagues And They Don't Want To Go Through This Again.

There Is Also The Issue Of Personal Privacy When It Comes The Executive Power. Throughout Our Nation's History, Whether It Was Habeas Corpus During The Civil War, Alien And Sedition Acts In World War I, Or Japanese Internment Camps In World War Ii, Presidents Have Gone Too Far.