Thank You for Broadcasting the Alito Hearings
Nina Totenberg for Supreme Court Justice!!!
We have complained about WCPN here in the past (and they do not seem to be listening because two PD people have appeared since). But we should compliment them for broadcasting the Sam Alito hearings to the U.S. Supreme Court or the "Is there a Question in your ramblings or can I kick back with a cold one" hearings as they are affectionately known. I have to sit in many meetings during the day and listen to people drone on and on when they could ask a question in 20 to 40 seconds, but nothing like some of those Senators. It is a wonder that there are not more fisticuffs in Congress. Still, we have to thank public radio for doing their civic duty.
In listening to the hearings and the analysis during breaks, I really believe that Nina Totenberg would be an excellent Supreme Court justice. She explains everything in a clear, concise and even handed manner. She asks questions in a respectful, but diligent and determined fashion. She seems smart and has a huge knowledge of Supreme Court history and cases. She would be great on the bench. Sign her up.
Brian
We have complained about WCPN here in the past (and they do not seem to be listening because two PD people have appeared since). But we should compliment them for broadcasting the Sam Alito hearings to the U.S. Supreme Court or the "Is there a Question in your ramblings or can I kick back with a cold one" hearings as they are affectionately known. I have to sit in many meetings during the day and listen to people drone on and on when they could ask a question in 20 to 40 seconds, but nothing like some of those Senators. It is a wonder that there are not more fisticuffs in Congress. Still, we have to thank public radio for doing their civic duty.
In listening to the hearings and the analysis during breaks, I really believe that Nina Totenberg would be an excellent Supreme Court justice. She explains everything in a clear, concise and even handed manner. She asks questions in a respectful, but diligent and determined fashion. She seems smart and has a huge knowledge of Supreme Court history and cases. She would be great on the bench. Sign her up.
Brian
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