That’s what Polipundit calls Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers as he (/she?) switches positions and calls for her defeat.
The holiday weekend didn’t cool the nomination storm. It’s only
grown. Now more and more clear headed conservatives (a category
which doesn’t include Pat Buchanan or George Will) are calling for
Miers’ defeat in the Senate. Do the math. Half of the GOP caucus is
doubtful, the Washington Times reported yesterday. And while the
abortion lobby is holding fire, as soon as Miers clams up the Angry
Left will pressure Senate Democrats not to confirm. Desirable or
not, the rejection of Harriet Miers appears more likely by the day.
As James Taranto wrote
yesterday, “Anyone still think she’s a shoo-in?” The White House’s
best hope for Miers may be indictments from Patrick Fitzgerald,
which could distract the press and the left long in enough to slip
her in. That’s a high price to pay.
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