Good point. I was just questioning the conclusion that she is "pro-life" based only on the postion she took relating to the ABA vote on the issue - which was "the entire membership of the ABA should vote on this." That is, she expressed preference for neither side, but advocated that whatever position was taken would be stronger if all the members had direct voice.
Remember the day Bush picked Cheney? This place was worse than it is today. :-)
"Let's not forget this is the woman for, for all intents and purposes, has been vetting all of Bush's judicial appointees.
Good point. I was just questioning the conclusion that she is "pro-life" based only on the postion she took relating to the ABA vote on the issue - which was "the entire membership of the ABA should vote on this." That is, she expressed preference for neither side, but advocated that whatever position was taken would be stronger if all the members had direct voice."
Sorry, folks, but vetting of nominees isn't done by the White House Counsel. There is a large team of folks who do this, and it is not that office.