[garylmoore]

I wonder why everybody is so quick to jump ship? I think that she will go on to be our next Supreme Court Justice and only history will tell if she was a good one, which I think that if she is appointed, she will be a good one. Does everybody remember who's in charge here? It will ultimately be HIS choice.

[WildTurkey]

I wonder why everybody is so quick to jump ship?

They are whiners because G didn't consult with them and let them pick the nominee.

I remember when Bush appointed Ashcroft, the rats were jumping ship here then talking about how Ashcroft was a wimp with no spine and didn't deserve anything more that dogcatcher.

[PositiveCogins]

"and only history will tell if she was a good one,"

Thats just the point. No one knows. And Gober is asking us to trust him on it. Even after selling us out on several issues. Even when he has the clout to nominate an "in your face" conservative to the court. A real and well known Conservative, not a may be. I'm tired of his wimping around
with these liberal ankle biters. He needs to grow some nads and do what needs to be done in this country NOW.

[trubluolyguy]

Does everybody remember who's in charge here? It will ultimately be HIS choice.

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He did make the choice. Given how the meetings last week went with individual Senators, I am looking forward to the hearings. The entertainment value alone shuold be well worth it.

[msnimje]

I wonder why everybody is so quick to jump ship?

Conservative Republicans want a strict constructionist on the Supreme Court and we thought we heard President Bush promise us that during his campaigns.

Being a strict Constructionist requires an enormous amount of experience in Constitutional Law and a very nimble mental acuity.

Miss Miers does not have the proper toolbox to be a strict Constructionist. You do not need hearings to learn that (in fact, it will not be learned in the hearings).

[gpapa]

Ultimately, it is the voters choice.