Posted on 10/18/2005 9:19:17 AM PDT by Cautor
ATHENS, Texas — The critical evidence in the case was out of the ordinary — golf scorecards and testimony about alligators and a broken water well.
One of the defendants was unusual, too: a candidate for governor of Texas, George W. Bush.
When the caretaker at Bush's private fishing resort sued Bush and six other members in 1994, claiming he was wrongfully fired after being injured on the job, Bush turned to a prominent Dallas lawyer, Harriet Miers.
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I believe his is how Dubya met Harriet.
"Don't mess with Harriet."
Don't appoint her , either. ;-)
"Don't appoint her , either. ;-)"
My sentiment exactly. She should stick to cases like this one.
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