Bork could still exercise some restraint until he gets more information about Miers's views.
As could lots of folks on the right.
But I'm beginning to think the folks casting judgement on Miers with incomplete information are more interested in having THEIR views heard instead of hearing those of the nominee.
When and if she lets her views be known, which she as of late has not, then you can call for waiting. And if Bork has been reading her dossier and such, why does he need to show restraint? If he's formed an opinion I have no problem hearing it. He's giving us more than she is and I'll bet you more than she will when the hearings start.
"I'm beginning to think the folks casting judgement on Miers with incomplete information are more interested in having THEIR views heard instead of hearing those of the nominee."
Well spoken!