A Boston Tea Party …(Pure Magic)

As we sit on cusp of the Alito confirmation there is much jubilation around conservative circles. We are another step closer to placing the judiciary in its proper role. Additional work is to be done. Conservatives must hope for this President to have the opportunity to nominate one more justice before his term is up. The Roberts and Alito hearings prove that qualified constitutional justices can win confirmation. The important thing is the nominee must be qualified.

It seems pertinent to me to remember at this wonderful time how we got here. The outstanding nominee Alito was only nominated after the nonqualified Harriet Miers resigned her nomination. The euphoria some conservatives are feeling tonight should be coupled with a deep amount of gratitude. Special thanks should be given to “The National Review”, Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh, David Frum, Laura Ingram, Mitch Lowery, Peggy Noonan, Bill Bennett, and Kate O’Beirne for standing tall on principle. They remained true the conservative ideology when the President chose to nominate Miers. The White House and those who decided to back the President misrepresented this group. Arguments of elitism rang through the air.

It is because of the strong will of the names mentioned above that conservatives can savor another victory. Conservative principles will stand up against all those who try to defeat it because of common sense. I suggest those of you who bailed on those traits remember this the next time. Conservatism is a way of life and like I have referenced before will outlast any one single President. When Alito is sworn in tomorrow let us all hope for one more chance. Let the third time be the charm. I am certain there are even stricter constitutionalist justices available. If you think the Dems went nuts on Alito just wait for a third Bush Supreme Court nominee. It would be pure magic.