[CharlesWayneCT]

I used to use the term "anti-miers", but some suggested that was negative. So I'm trying other names, I thought puritan would be a good name but both sides complained about me using it, the pro-miers people because it was too nice, and you suggesting it was a negative.

Would "purist fanatics" be better. :->

I hate to use the term 'other side' when talking with fellow conservatives. What is the shorthand we can use for those who want Miers to withdraw?

I don't personally care what I am called -- kool-aid drinker, bushbot, whatever. Not very polite, but I choose not to be upset. Anyway, I like kool-aid, and I trust Bush when he says it isn't poisoned.

[Soul Seeker]

I prefer no name calling. But, that is just me.

Seemingly the intent of this particular post was to use it as yet another avenue to do just that.

Color me unimpressed with the waste of space.

Still waiting on documentation of a Judicial philosophy and specific understanding of the text of the Constitution. Ping me when you find it.

[Cboldt]

I hate to use the term 'other side' when talking with fellow conservatives. What is the shorthand we can use for those who want Miers to withdraw?

I'm growing a bit attached to "the dark side" myself. I can't speak for all of us, I'm sure, but from the fellows I've been kiddin' around with, I don't think it'd be taken as an insult.