| "This appointment clearly moves the debate out of the gray and into the black and white," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a leading social conservative group. "This is an important moment in American history that has been decades in the making" ... "If confirmed," [Ralph] Neas [president of People for the American Way] said, "Samuel Alito could literally be a walking constitutional amendment undoing precedents that go back to the 1930s" ... But one Republican strategist [said,] "Democrats won't light a firestorm in the country, and they won't light a firestorm in the Senate." [DON'T COUNT ON IT] |
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