What characteristics should Bush consider when choosing a new Supreme Court justice?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on July 02, 2005
“Fairness and integrity. Those are the two that are most important.”
— Curtis Keyes, adjunct professor, Chicago
“Someone who has a track record of unbiased decisions based on justice. Someone who doesn't cater to any particular party's interest.”
— Phillip Reed, salesman, Stillwater, Okla.
“One that's fair and has a history of judging issues without bias, but I doubt that's going to happen.”
— Kistie Patch, research assistant, Lawrence
“I would say someone who is conservative and is against abortion.”
— Cindi Porterfield, homemaker, Kansas City, Kan.