On CNBC they said she no Thomas or Scalia. She is a pragmatic conservative and would be favorable to business.
Business week editor criticizing Scalia and Thomas for not being pro business enough, enough for me that business watches where the wind blows and cares little for the constitution.
This is one of the great concerns for me about the Republicans,Democrats and the way our courts and government is being run. That is the total blind sell out to big business.
Big business does not care about the Constitution or the rights of people.
They for the most part do not see people as human but only as assets or liabilities.
They also do not consider anything that stands in the way of increased profits as something good or something to be considered or tolerated.
That includes patriotism, borders, good of the country, rights or freedoms of the people, or the character or intentions of the people or countries they do business with or invest money in.
Their first and foremost consideration is whether or not they can increase their bottom line.
If there is money to be made or saved by abortion, euthanasia, or taking of an individual's property for the good of business then they are for it.
We are headed for a world where treaties and laws passed for the benefit of business takes precedence over any country's borders, or laws, constitutions, or whatever rules may protect citizens from tyranny.
We are seeing judges being appointed who will ignore our Constitution and our God given rights to promote the Corporate world.
This is the new world order where our lives are in reality ruled by a wealthy giant world Corporations who have as front men our elected politicians who are hand picked and have their political and financial future controlled by Corporate elites.
There is nothing that will deal with human beings in such a cold, cruel,inhuman manner than a greedy business seeking profit and power and the people that head them up.
This Republican Revolution was seen by some of us as maybe a last feeble chance to turn our country around through the political process and head it in a different direction or at least slow down the rapid deterioration of our Constitutional Christian based Republic.
When you look around the world at the structure that has already been put in place for corporate rule and then look at the progress it has made in this country, it seems we have failed.
The only chance now, if any, is the even more feeble one of the rise of a third party.