"There was a time in history when conservatives believed one should be judged on their judicial philosophy"
Ah yes, and that's the rub isn't it? Miers has no judicial philosophy. She hasn't been a judge. In fact, she has what many Miers supporters consider her greatest asset: a stealth record also known as a blank sheet of paper except for a few "I think you're the greatest" notes to Bush. Judging her on no record is tricky business. Many of those who voted for Bush expected better--someone with a proven conservative record.
Here, Bush tells us he searched the entire universe of candidates for this job and, guess what, the best of all was just an office or two down the hall.
Sure she does. We all do. She has a set of ideas or beliefs, just like any other living breathing human being.
I agree with your entire comment, and disagree with all the others who are trying to argue with you.
Many of those who voted for Bush expected better--someone with a proven track record.
Here, Bush tells us he searched the entire universe of candidates for this job and, guess what, the best of all was just an office or two down the hall.
I am one of those.