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I'm cautiously optimistic about Judge Roberts because a whole lot of Conservative groups I respect think he's a good pick and I'm by no means any sort of legal scholar.

His wife being V.P. of Feminists for life is a good sign.

Interesting to me that no one is really commenting on the political effect of Coulter's column-which will make Judge Roberts confirmation much easier.

Her column gives cover to Mod. Senate Dems and Senate Rino's.

If he turns out to be as Conservative as most of us think he is, they can all defend their vote to confirm by saying "after all, Ann Coulter said he wasn't Conservative enough".

I don't believe in grand conspiracies but if I did, this would be a good one.

Ann probably just got Roberts 5-7 more Senate votes.

Roberts was billed as a strong conservative before he was selected, whereas Souter was an unknown who conservatives passed on becuase his mentor (forget his name - some new England Rhino) insisted he was a conservative. So I'm not sure where Coulter is coming from on this.