October 14, 2005 Voted Off the Island By Ronald A. Cass Ever since President George W. Bush nominated White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court, a curious game has been played. Initial reaction was cautious and reserved – from Democrats. Republicans, libertarians, conservatives, allies of the President, on the other hand, went immediately into attack mode. Some wrote thoughtful, if highly critical, pieces. Many simply vented their frustration that the President hadn’t made the choice they wanted. By the end of a week, not only had conservatives voted Ms. Miers off the island, but President Bush and any...