The Party of Tolerance Strikes Again

Yes the party of tolerance, that wonderful group of individuals that believe that everyone’s feelings are important and that if you just sit down and talk it out you’ll see how evil you have been to the other person; shows us once again how compassionate they really are. When it was reported yesterday that Judge Alito’s wife had to leave the hearing room in tears after listening to the Democrats on the panel attempt to discredit her husband with flat out lies and falsehoods, the Party of Tolerance jumped to the defense. But wait, it wasn’t to chide the slanderous senators, oh no, it was to attack her!

I really don’t think I can say anything more on it but to let you read it for yourself here but I’d much rather not send traffic their way. So if these excepts don’t get to you, then follow the link and find your fill of disgusting rhetoric.

abused wife? (none / 1)
The misogynistic controlling husband (Mr. Alito) might be kind of hard on his wife in private and she knows the truth (he is a bigot) and can't say it publically. When faced with a somewhat sympathetic Graham, she can't hold her pretend face anymore and falls apart briefly.
That is how it looked to me.
by jamoca on Thu Jan 12, 2006 at 10:20:22 AM PDT

Yes, it is (none / 0)
definitely staged.
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by formalist on Thu Jan 12, 2006 at 09:57:43 AM PDT

and do we want a judge (1.27 / 11) who would marry such a weak-willed bitch?
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by pacified on Thu Jan 12, 2006 at 09:57:51 AM PDT

Good reason not to confirm (none / 0)
If his wife is so fragile that she can't watch the questioning, I think its clear that a Judge Alito thrust into the national spotlight constantly by sitting on the Supreme Court will be too distracted tending to his fragile, fragile wife to be able to adequately render service to the nation.
It's a sacrifice we all appreciate and gosh darn we're sorry he won't be able to sit on the court.
Torture, spying on citizens, war on false pretenses. We're one long line for toilet paper away from becoming the USSR.
by nightsweat on Thu Jan 12, 2006 at 10:02:34 AM PDT


Poor woman... (4.00 / 5)
she probably teared up when she saw what a bigot she was married to...I'd cry, too. And come to think of it, if they made me wear those ugly republican clothes I'd probably get a little emotional, too.
by tjb22 on Thu Jan 12, 2006 at 10:08:38 AM PDT

Yes my friends, the party of tolerance at its finest. If you want to see even more, go and read the rest for yourselves, I can’t do it.

UPDATE: John Hawkins at Right Wing News has more about this.