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To: Les H who wrote (43531)	10/22/2005 7:49:00 PM
From: KM	Respond to of 306849

That's very interesting and consistent with what I and others here have thought might happen. I thought she would withdraw on her own perhaps after a day or two of the hearings but now it looks like it could happen sooner than that. <<One of the few on Capitol Hill who doesn't need convincing of her qualifications is Sen. John Cornyn, Texas Republican. He has known Miss Miers for 15 years and has been her most vocal supporter. "When you take a look at Harriet Miers' career, what you see is a lawyer who has a breadth of legal experience unmatched by any justice currently sitting on the Supreme Court," he said yesterday. "She has tried cases, she has taken depositions, she has counseled clients, she has argued appeals.">> WHat a moronic thing to say. What does any of that have to do with one's ability to apply Constitutional law to various issues. THere are 6 million mullets in this country who have done all of that and you wouldn't want them on the Supreme Court.