Wow.....Obama and Biden both teach constitutional law.....

[Vote2008]

And McCain finished 4th from the bottom of his class.

What a joke. I am looking forward to the next two months!

[Pirate Smile]

1. psst -nevermind

:)

[kansasblue]

4. (same)

fixed

[Arnold Judas Rimmer]

2. Err... do you mean constitutional law?

And if so, what are you drinking? :evilgrin:

[Vote2008]

3. fixed! Not drinking...........but wish I were!

[monomach]

5. Them damn librul queers is too damn smurt, I tell ya. Caviar suckin', latte-sippin', gun grabbers!

Note to OP: America is...how do you say? Not smart.

We may like two Constitutional Law professors very much, but half of America wants a pro wrestler and a Nascar driver to be the ticket.

:(

[liberal renegade]

6. Ironic isn't it.

didn't commander cuckoo bananas say the constitution was nothing but a goddamned piece of paper?

[clear eye]

11. And use it like toilet paper? n/t

[jody]

7. I agree 100%, any prof who has taught a subject a few times is automatically an expert in that area.

[Vote2008]

9. Yep, compared to McLame. I would agree. What is your deal???

[jody]

10. No deal, just an observation that many profs are experts in dozens of complex areas. n/t

[sharesunited]

8. Where can I catch their lecture on the Unitary Executive theory?

[goodgd_yall]

12. Yeah, but

the American electorate seems to like dummies.

[bushisanidiot]

13. The smarter you are, the more republicans will call you anti-american

seriously. they have consistantly voted in their worst and dumbest, while we try our best to choose our best and brightest.

[Motown_Johnny]

16. "It's like they take pride in being ignorant".. that is a quote from our non-attack dog half

of the ticket

[KittyWampus]

14. It's not about being intellectually smart. It's PACKAGING AND MARKETING.

you can be the smartest person on the planet and it won't matter if you can't figure out how to sell yourself and your ideas and platform

[Stop Cornyn]

15. How did they vote on Chief Justice Roberts?