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Cronyism? It's not just a partisan charge, but a constitutional one and one of the main reasons for the Senate's advice and consent. Boston University Law School Professor Randy Barnett asks, "What would Hamilton do?" about the Harriet Miers nomination and finds he would be none too happy.
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