No good deed goes unpunished, they say, and I’m sure Judge Bridges will pay for his by being the target of a few conservative hate rallies. But to me it’s enormously gratifying to see that a backcountry judge in Washington State has more sense, and far more intellectual integrity, than the partisan majority on the Supreme Court in Washington D.C.
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June 7, 2005
Bridges of Chelan County
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On the other hand, it’s at least mildy encouraging to see the Democratic Party in Washington State give as good as it gets, and fight for power just as ferociously and effectively as the GOP did in Florida.
The judge (Bridges) and our Repub SOS both were definitive in calling Repub’s arguments what they were: false.
There’s a big difference between Florida(and Ohio) and Wa. State: here (Wa.) everyone knows exactly what happened. The processes were put under a microscope, election officials answered questions, and the courts moved fast and deliberately. AFAIC, it was a model process. Thank God for (relatively) small victories.
Posted by: JDMcKay | Jun 7 2005 14:04 utc | 1
the thugs chose chelan county because it’s a firm gop stronghold.
i was glued to the tv, not confident justice would prevail. rossi is such a whiner.
Posted by: annie | Jun 7 2005 14:37 utc | 2
Now lets work to prevent Rossi from taking Cantwell’s senate seat!
Posted by: Monzie | Jun 7 2005 16:32 utc | 3