This week, the latest corporate stooge to be nominated for the Supreme Court goes before Congress to face questions in what is supposed to be a confirmation hearing.
While the media is building this up as an event in which the unexpected just might happen, everyone knows that these hearings are entertainment. Her confirmation has already been rubber stamped by higher powers who, most likely, know she will be agreeable with big business and see tremendous potential in her ability to divide the masses along racial lines -- divide and conquer as they say.
But perhaps one of our elected leaders will ask her what her views on family law, and more specifically, family law reform, really are.
We won't hold our breath for this, because this is not one of the real issues our news manufacturers want discussed, and those doing the questioning are oblivious to the matter altogether.
If anyone out there is still watching this farce for entertainment, let us know if the most radical three-words in the English language -- FAMILY LAW REFORM -- are ever uttered by dropping us a line at mailcenter@ncpforce.com.
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