It begins.

Christians See Court Appointments as Top Bush Aim

By Alan Elsner

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Christian conservative leaders say their top priority in President Bush's second term is the appointment of conservative judges to the Supreme Court and throughout the judicial system.

"We have high hopes of changing the judiciary. Every judicial appointment that President Bush makes will make the courts less radical and more in tune with the voters who turned out in Tuesday's election," said Gary Bauer, a prominent Christian conservative leader and president of American Values, a conservative pressure group.( Read more... )

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At a press conference on Thursday Bush reiterated this list, and said again that he intends to unite, not divide, the nation. "The campaign over, Americans are expecting a bipartisan effort and results. I will reach out to everyone who shares our goals," Bush said. [emphasis mine]

-from: http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/1105/p01s01-uspo.html

But I don't want marriage defined in a constitutional amendment as only to be between a man & a woman.

I don't want Roe vs Wade weakened or over-turned.

Whoops; guess I can expect not to be reached out to, then.

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"This is going to be a more creative and more controversial term than the first term," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said.


Quel surprise.