[doberville]

"Miers appears to have been drawn from the D team.. . ."

Therein lies the rub. We don't KNOW what MS Miers is about and won't find out until she's on the bench. We will have to trust GWB.

The inability to trust the president appears to be the largest drawback so far, eh?

[reelfoot]

"Therein lies the rub. We don't KNOW what MS Miers is about and won't find out until she's on the bench. We will have to trust GWB."

The history of S.C. nominees proves that not knowing what you are getting can be very unpleasant. Republican Senators should vote Ms. Miers down if they cannot verify that she is an originalist, strict constuctionist.

"The inability to trust the president appears to be the largest drawback so far, eh?"

Agreed. I have come to learn that I cannot trust him on spending and limiting the size of government. Therefore, why should I blindly trust him on court appointments? And look what we got with the last president who would only say, "trust me" (i.e., peanut boy).

[Hank Rearden]

We don't KNOW what MS Miers is about and won't find out until she's on the bench.

Well, we should know.

We will have to trust GWB. The inability to trust the president appears to be the largest drawback so far, eh?

As I've said before, trusting politicians is for the feeble-minded and Russians.