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Born in 1921 in Calgary, Canada, Albert Snider was a big name in Canadian thoroughbred horse racing, going on to be famous in the southern United States in the latter part of 1938. He rode at major tracks in the U.S., including New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland Kentucky and Illinois, and won such eminent... Read more »
his biggest problem may be his twoway nature. he may be beautiful and bubbly one minute but difficult and quarrelsome the next. now, that's the six-year-old. i don't know whether that fairly characterizes the roberts court age six or not. but we'll find out during the morning. during those several terms in which the roberts court has been in being, the first term i won't even mention because the court wasn't fully complete until 2006. but by the 2006-2007 term, you begin to see the assertion of more conservatism on the court, clearly a result of justice alito having replaced justice ...
It's that they intruded on his right to express his religion while burying his son. they were too damn close, and that's the answer. >> thank goodness we live in this couldn't interest that has a first amendment but does not prevent us from scratching our heads and having us wondering. reaction over the decision to rule in favor of the fundamental church that pickets outside funerals of fallen service members. he says he is ready to move on. 2006, the church in topeka staged a protest at the funeral of matthew snider, marine killed in iraq. the group held up signs. albert snider, the fallen ...
With the government sending our children over to these wars, send them back in a body bag, and not even have enough respect for that dead soldier to be buried peacefully. >> that was albert snider, just yesterday, after the ruling was handed down. he joins me now on the phone from pennsylvania. mr. snider, thanks for joining me. >> how are you? >> i'm well. but we're thinking about you today. how do you feel, almost 24 hours later? >> well, i'm disappointed in the ruling. i think the justices, there was no common sense at all used in their ruling. i think they have about as much common sense a...
rights of u.s. citizens and, at sat time time, stop the flow of drugs northbound, moneys and guns southbound. i would insist upon the legal restrictions that exist in mexico, as in other countries, respect to the intervention and the bearing of arms by u.s. agents. but in this subject, i'll have to speak to members of congress, particularly the senate to explore differential turntives. i think we have to look at all alternatives that are enabled to us by the constitution and the law, mechanisms of protection, special mechanisms of protection, clear limitation of the areas where we ca...