The only voters she wanted to vote were members of the ABA. The only thing she wanted them to vote on was whether to adopt a pro-abortion policy. It's a real stretch to morph that into an anti-Roe position.
Nice try, but you're still asking for an implicit faith and I can't do that. Besides, some things are still worth fighting for and even losing.
Do you have proof that any of the other nominees would actually overturn Roe?
Hey, keep on railing away. It makes a great smoke screen.
The more conservatives yell, the more the general public believes that Miers is a reasonable choice, and the more there is pressure on the Democrats not to filibuster her.
If I didn't know better, I'd believe you're all secret agents of Karl Rove.