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Alito roundup President Bush has nominated Samuel Alito to replace Sandra Day O’Connor on the Supreme Court. It is a stallar choice, becuase Alito is said to be cut from the same mold as Justice Antonin Scalia. Alito would represent…

Apparently, he would roll back civil rights and rights for the handicapped. He would return women to the days of the 19th century when they were legally the possession of their husbands. He would order strip searches for chldren. And so it goes. Even R…

The Republican National Committee keeps on continuing with its ever-important dialogue with conservative and moderate bloggers.

As a quick note, I’m going to mention again why it is so important.

It will be interesting to see if thi…

I didn’t participate in the RNC Blogger Conference (I feel The Anchoress should be dissuaded from doing both live radio and these conference calls, as nervousness lends her to respectful snark, which the RNC doesn’t need right now) but man…

via Drudge
John Roberts: “So, Scott, you said that — or the President said, repeatedly, that Harriet Miers was the best person for the job. So does that mean that Alito is sloppy seconds, or what?”

I asked if the Harriet Miers nomination was a setup. Mehlman gave a long answer — executive privilege, yada yada yada — so I asked again: “No, absolutely not.”
Fine.
Political Teen has a roundup. Ankle Biting Pundits, Michelle Malkin and Matt Mar…

The blogger conference call hosted by Ken Mehlman has just ended. The Chairman sounds upbeat and energetic about Alito’s nomination, but clearly anticipates an ugly battle. Some highlights from the call (lightly paraphrased, except as noted).

Hugh Hewitt is conducting a poll to find out how the blogerati feel about the Alito nomination. Click here to take it and view the results. (HT: Michelle Malkin)

Conference Call with Ken Melhman, Bloggers: Judge Samuel Alito

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Isn’t a conservative judge an activist, but only for the other side? The answer to that is no. We as conservatives do not want a judge who will “find” new laws or new ways to interpret the Constitution. We want judges who will apply the law and the C…