Ladies and gents, after a day where many conservatives (including me) wondered just what the heck he was doing, methinks the President may have very well delivered on giving us a conservative nominee – if the stories coming out about her are any indi…

Watching the day two moaning and growning on the “Billy Goat” Right about the SCOTUS pick of Harriet Miers, I was struck by the arrogance – not of the President, but from the hard right itself.

YIKES. From ProfessorBainbridge.com by way of Michelle Malkin. While Hugh Hewitt may be defending Bush’s pick, most of the conservative voices I have learned to trust view this as a DISASTER.You don’t take a Saturday Night Special to an artillery

Bill Clinton had the FOB’s (Friends of Bill). I never recall anyone in the press ever referring to them as “cronies”? I would much rather be a Bush crony than a Friend of Bill any day. FOB’s tended to be found face down in Fort Marcy Park and other d…

A lot of people on both sides of the political aisle are openly wondering why Bush chose to nominate Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court. She has never been a judge before and her experience with the key issues and national politics is laking.

The…

Wow, there is a lot more good stuff out there on this nomination than with Roberts – it seems Roberts was so good, people couldn’t really get too fired up on either side, a sentiment echoed in the latest installment of The Hotline’s Blogom…

Chris Cillizza did an interesting survey of U.S. Senators that are up for re-election in 2006. He polled 10 Senators – five Democrats, five Republicans – to determine their reaction to the Harriet Miers Supreme Court Nomination. Unlike the Robertsâ…

White House Counsel Harriet Miers sits in the Oval Office as President George W. Bush talks on the phone in the background in Washington in this July 1, 2005 file photo. U.S. President George W. Bush on Monday reached into his inner circle and nominat…

At what point will our side of the blogosphere realize that the goal of a nominee isn’t to have a philosophical fight during the nomination process, but to win the philosophical fight in the Court.