Witness for the Prosecution
Posted on | June 29, 2010 | 6 Comments
On the list of witnesses for the Kagan confirmation hearings is a name I know well:
Capt. Flagg Youngblood, United States Army
Flagg is a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, but I know him better as a former campus organizer for the Young America’s Foundation — we sat at the same dinner table at a YAF conference in 2008. He’s a Nashville native and Yale University graduate. Because Yale had abolished ROTC, Flagg commuted 70 miles to participate in the ROTC program at the University of Connecticut.
What kind of witness will he be at the Kagan hearings? This is from a column he wrote yesterday for Human Events:
If Kagan’s confirmation is to be stopped, conservatives must reach beyond the purview of our normal public policy concerns, and ask all dissatisfied Americans to take a moment from their busy lives to share a simple message with their senators. Namely, Obama’s policies are destroying our economy, our national security, our environment, our future. Elena Kagan cannot be permitted to permanently enthrone the Obama agenda on the Supreme Court.
And this is from a column Flagg wrote shortly after Obama nominated Kagan:
Elena Kagan, the President’s pick to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, is an affable and intelligent Trojan horse.
Obama’s high court nominee has been groomed for years, standing ready for the judicial mission of advancing the secular-progressive agenda, if confirmed, for decades to come.
Conservatives can (and must!) build a coalition to defeat Kagan’s nomination.
The title of that column? “Supreme Court Sleeper Agent: Elena Kagan.” Heh. She’s a sleeper agent, all right:
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