9th Circuit Court Under The Microscope

I have mentioned before on this blog how liberal the 9th Circuit Court is. How they voted 'Under God' in the pledge of allegiance is unconstitutional, for example. I have also mentioned how that court is the only federal court in the nation that has more judges nominated by Democrats, than by Republicans. Well, for those who would like to see just how deep this liberalism runs, and the impact it has on the people who fall under the 9th Circuit Court, the Center For Individual Freedom has created a report that goes into much more detail.

This is such important information precisely in an election year. Since the next president will nominate judges who will be around long after the President leaves office. John Kerry will likely pick judges much more in line with the rulings the 9th Circuit Court makes, and George Bush will pick judges who are much more in line with the other Circuit Courts rulings.

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