Vieira

A spot will be open because Meredith Vieira is expected to leave "Today" to spend more time with her family.

Meredith Vieira: 'I'm Not Afraid To Go' From The 'Today' Show The Huffington Post News Team 2010

In a comment to my original post, Edwin Vieira has now responded:

Is That Legal?: Constitutional Law Archives 2007

I asserted recently that Edwin Vieira's invocation of Josef Stalin's paean to murder in calling for Justice Kennedy's "removal" warranted investigation as a threat against a federal judge.

Is That Legal?: Constitutional Law Archives 2007

Q uoting that peaceful friend of civil liberties Josef Stalin, Edwin Vieira says (twice in the same speech!) that his approach to the problem of Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy is "no man, no problem."

Is That Legal?: Crime and Criminal Law Archives 2006

Edwin Vieira (at the “Confronting the Judicial War on Faith” conference) said his “bottom line” for dealing with the Supreme Court comes from Stalin: “He had a slogan, and it worked very well for him whenever he ran into difficulty: ‘no man, no problem.’”

mjh's blog — 2005 — April 2005

Huh? But it gets better ... or actually worse: Not to be outdone, lawyer-author Edwin Vieira told the gathering that Kennedy should be impeached because his philosophy, evidenced in his opinion striking down an anti-sodomy statute, "upholds Marxist, Leninist, satanic principles drawn from foreign law."

04/09/2005 2005

That whole article is worth a read, but this was the most bizarre and frightening excerpt: Not to be outdone, lawyer-author Edwin Vieira told the gathering that [Justice] Kennedy should be impeached because his philosophy, evidenced in his opinion striking down an anti-sodomy statute, "upholds Marxist, Leninist, satanic principles drawn from foreign law."

04/13/2005 2005

Another speaker, a lawyer named Edwin Vieira, twice invoked a Stalin dictum whose unexpurgated version goes, "Death solves all problems; no man, no problem."

April 2005 2005

On a Friday panel titled Remedies to Judicial Tyranny, a constitutional lawyer named Edwin Vieira discussed Kennedy's majority opinion in Lawrence vs. Texas, which struck down that state's anti-sodomy law.

April 2005 2005

Meredith Vieira is one of the most amazing women I’ve ever met in my life.

Boom With A View – The Inside Scoop on Debbie Matenopoulos 2007