[new yorker 77]

NO Harriet Miers.

I want a judge who understands Constitutional law.

Harriet Miers was the Titanic that did not sail.

[gaspar]

I've never heard of the author Steve Goldstein, but if this isn't a sophmoric exposition that belabors the obvious, I don't know what is.

[stylin19a]

Oh, I really agree with you, but I just want to see the RATS dance ....

[AmishDude]

Anyone who can tie his own shoes can understand Constitutional law. Just read it. No emanations, no penumbras, no precedent. If they didn't want the words there to be permanent, they wouldn't have written it down.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"Harriet Miers was the Titanic that did not sail."

Personally? I think Harriet took the fall for her friend President Bush. She totally did us a favor in being complicit in President Bush's Rope-a-Dope of the DimoWits in this matter.

I'm praying for a third appointment before 2008, too! Point. Set. Match! :)

[oceanview]

an Hispanic woman is the perfect pick if he gets a third choice, but I suspect they will kepp Ginsberg and Stevens on life support until 2008.

for now, let's not look too far ahead - let's get Alito confirmed.

[libstripper]

If the Miers nomination had made it to the Judiciary Committee, it would have been the HMS Hood that blew up after being hit by one shell from the Bismark.

[BlueNgold]

I still think Miers was a rope-a-dope.
I said it from the beginning and I continue to believe it today.