Reshaping the Courts: Bush's Most Dangerous Judges : Rolling Stone

While Bush scrambles to push through last-minute rules, he's spent years remaking the federal judiciary in his own ideological image. All told, he has appointed 326 of the nations 875 federal judges — and at least 75 are likely to remain on the bench a generation from now. Here, the worst of Bush's lifetime appointments, and how long we're stuck with them (assuming a retirement age of 70):

Janice Rogers Brown D.C. Circuit	Confirmed Even Though She: Called the New Deal a "socialist revolution" and the government a "leviathan....crushing everything in its path." With Us Until: 2019
Leslie Southwick Fifth Circuit	Confirmed Even Though He: Backed plaintiff who called coworker a "good ole nigger." Denied custody to a mother for "choosing" to live as a lesbian. With Us Until: 2020
J. Leon Holmes E. District, Ark.	Confirmed Even Though He:Argued that a wife should "place herself under the authority" and "subordinate herself to her husband." With Us Until: 2021
Stephen Limbaugh, Jr. E. District, Mo.	Confirmed Even Though He: Failed to apologize for being RUsh Limbaugh's cousin. With Us Until: 2022
Jay Bybee Ninth Circuit	Confirmed Even Though He:Authorized Justice Department memo that greenlighted the torture of detainees. With Us Until: 2023
William Pryor 11th Circuit	Confirmed Even Though He: Argued that overturning sodomy bans would lead to government-sanctioned necrophilia and bestiality. With Us Until: 2032