Here are some additional information about Harriet Meiers for those who still want to think she is mediocre:
Awards and honors
Named as one of "100 Most Influential Lawyers in America" and one of the "50 Most Influential Women Lawyers" in America, from the National Law Journal
1997 Woman of the Year, from Today’s Dallas Woman
Women of Excellence Award, from Women’s Enterprise Magazine
Louise B. Raggio Award, from the Dallas Women Lawyers Association
Jurisprudence Award, from the Anti-Defamation League
Hon. Merrill Hartman Award, from the Legal Services of North Texas
Sarah T. Hughes Award, from the Women in the Law Section, State Bar of Texas
American Jewish Committee Human Relations Award
Justinian Award for Community Service, from the Dallas Bar Association
We shall see. We shall see.
She is certainly more accomplished than myself, but I was much more impressed by Roberts. I'll be educating myself about her further before I make up my mind.
I watched the Roberts "grilling" in a hit or miss manner due to scheduling conflict. I'll be recording this one.