Kagan talk

So the President has named his choice for the Supreme Court and SURPRISE! it’s a liberal who pushes a gay agenda and opposes the military. Who would have thought that would ever happen. In the Wall Street Journal, Bobby Clark tries to explain away Kagan’s anti-military policy by blaming it on Harvard policy;

I, along with many faculty and students, publicly stated our opposition to the military’s policy, which we considered both unwise and unjust, even as we explicitly affirmed our profound gratitude to the military. Virtually all law schools affiliated with large universities did the same.

When Ms. Kagan became dean in July of 2003, she upheld this newer policy.

So, you see it’s not her fault, as long as you accept the fact that she had no free will and she was forced to adhere to liberal policy. Ezra Klein makes the point that Kagan has a “this record”;

There are at least two reasons that it’s hard to say whether Elena Kagan is a “good” or “bad” pick for the Supreme Court. First, her thin written record means we don’t have enough evidence to answer our questions.

So we’re stuck judging her on what she’s done – at Harvard, she threw military recruiters under the bus in favor of making the politically correct decision to condemn “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”, the Clinton Era policy.

Wesley Pruden writes;

Mzz Kagan has always tried to keep her opinions hidden or cleverly camouflaged, as if she might one day want to be a stealth candidate for the court. She has been open and passionate only about expanding rights of gays and lesbians at the expense of everyone else.

I don’t trust ugly little trolls who put their sexual proclivities ahead of our National Security.

Category: Barack Obama/Joe Biden, Military issues