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Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2005 10:56 a.m. EDT
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Justice Ginsberg OK'd Child Sex
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg once argued that girls as young as twelve should be able to have sex with adult males, Sen. Lindsey Graham said Tuesday - while pledging to make an issue out of Ginsberg's radical philosophy during John Roberts' confirmation hearings.
"She argued that the age of consent for a woman should be twelve," Graham told ABC Radio host Sean Hannity.
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"She wasn't representing clients," Graham noted about Ginsberg's endorsement of child sex. "She was writing an article about her own views."
Other radical left positions advocated by Justice Ginsberg, outlined by Senator Graham:
The legalization of prostitution
Coed prisons for men and women
Polygamy may be a constitutionally protected right
Federal funding for abortion
Said Sen. Graham: "[She argued for] a lot of things that are so far out of the mainstream that if a conservative took her writings as a test, not her qualifications, she wouldn't have gotten one conservative vote," said Graham.
"She had personal views that I find just laughable - but she got 96 votes by the U.S. Senate," he added.
Graham said that if the Roberts' confirmation hearings grows more contentious, "I'm gonna paint Justice Ginsberg as being as far out of the mainstream as you can possibly get."
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