Democrats taking a strong stand for filibuster, for them....

So Sen. Harry Reid anounces last week that there is no way a filibuster against Judge Alito can succeed because they don't have the votes. Then we see John Kerry come out from ( from Switzerland ) and call for a filibuster. Then Reid says he will vote for it. Then Hillary says she will also go along with it as does Ted Kennedy.

How convenient for them so support something they know is doomed for failure. Of course this is all to satisfy the lunatic fringe of the left so they can say "well, we tried."

We are still waiting with baited breath for Sen. Schumer to decide which way the wind is blowing before he decides if he will support the filibuster.

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