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: TalkLeftTranscript Of Justice Souter's Call To President Obama
By Big Tent Democrat
JUSTICE SOUTER: Good evening Mr. President.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Good evening Justice Souter. You watching this game? Incredible! Ray Allen goes for 51 and hits every big shot. John Salmons goes for 35?? Joakim Noah strips PAUL PIERCE and takes it the distance and dunks in Pierce's face! And then makes the free throw! Can you believe it?!? Triple overtime! Greatest series ever. Can't wait for Game 7.
SOUTER: Um, I do not own a television, Mr. President. I was calling to tell you I am retiring from the Court.
OBAMA: We'll have to talk about this tomorrow Justice Souter. Thanks for calling.
Speaking for me only
Full post as published by TalkLeft on May 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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