| Patrick Wyrick is either the 'wonder boy' or the 'bastard' of the high court. After today's ruling, I clearly side with the latter. He was not constitutionally allowed to be nominated, much less serve; yet the judicial nominating committee had little regard for the constitution, so they nominated an OKC resident to a slot constitutionally reserved for a voter in the Second Judicial District ('Little Dixie' region) of the state. Gov. Fallin had even less regard for the constitution when she selected him over the only two other options given to her. And even more egregious was the way the high court refused to even listen to a challenge by an Oklahoma legal watchdog group. The court said that only the two other finalists had constitutional standing to challenge. Tell that to 'Little Dixie' residents who just got denied constitutional representation. They got a 'carpetbagger' scam. Now this young esquire is denying the plain text of the constitution and replacing it with the court's own seance sessions where they divine the attitude of the founders... if it suits their desired outcomes. Never mind that the constitution was amended more than 150 times by State Questions. Why don't they divine the attitudes of us who were here in 1992 and voted for the stiff provisions? |  |
 The constitution requires that Justice Steven Taylor by replaced by a judicial nominee from the 2nd District. | It is time for an impeachment of the bastard who does not qualify as a son of the 2nd Judicial District. Will the House have the integrity to do what justice cries out for? Will the legislators from the 2nd Judicial District make the motion? We are no longer a state with leaders who follow follow the constitution. The text is merely a suggestion which evidently we are too 'ignunt' to read and understand. We are ruled by a mob wearing suits and spending millions in 'swag' money they stole from us. I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore. Combs, Watt, Edmondson, and Colbert opposed the ruling. Watt was brutally scolding in his writing. |
