Simply put, it now looks as if the only way the Dems will grow the cajones needed to fight for Alito is with an 11th-hour revelation of some sort that calls Alito's character into question. The most vulnerable area that this can happen is his clearly false claim he knew nothing about Concerned Alumni of Princeton, its goals, and its reasons for existence. Alito claims he joined but was never a participant in any of its vile activities. But, if what the poster on Armando's string is implying is correct, that's not true.
The key, then, is to get some kind of smoking gun -- witnesses who heard Alito at a CAP meeting, or representing CAP for some function, or notes of praise from Alito to CAP -- and get that thing onto the media. Probably starting here or in other blogs. Expose Alito as a liar, and maybe -- MAYBE -- that will convince people he doesn't deserve a Supreme Court seat enough that they'll fight to stop him.
The only way is to find an easy-to-understand lie, with clear evidence, expose it, and create a firestorm. Frankly, this looks more like a winning strategy than anything Reid or (no offense) Armando is performing.
PRINCETON GRADS -- YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU. Comb your yearbooks, dig out your scrapbooks, pull out you old photos, NAIL ALITO.
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It's possible he lied on his application to work in the Reagan admin. and said he belonged to the organization and he really didn't.