October 10, 2005

A Miers Monday

Carol Platt Liebau has been trying to keep conservatives on a even keel with the Miers nomination. She understands the criticism (something the White House is failing at) but wants a fuller understanding of Miers to come out.

Today, John Fund writes extensively about Miers non-church, Texas past (we've gotten enough of that from her White House spinners). What he found is a woman who ended up voting liberally on tax issues and airport deregulation.

I'm still waiting for James Dobson to tell us "Some of what I know [about Miers] I am not at liberty to talk about." A Focus on the Family official told the Rocky Mountain News, "I don't think there's any big bombshell that the White House laid on some, but didn't lay on others. There's nothing dealing with how she might rule on any issue, that's for sure." Then Dobson is free to fill us in, or Sen. Specter is going to tick off a lot of people by asking him to testify.

"Reasons to 'Wait and Hear'"