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There has been a lot of talk about how poorly SCOTUS nominee Harriet Miers performed in her private meetings. One U.S. Senator who met with her early in the process says he asked her what he considered to be the easiest question she will get throughout the whole confirmation process: “Why do you want to serve on the United States Supreme Court?”
Miers’ response was what the Senator called, “Something you’d expect from a Miss America contestant.” The poor performance prompted the Senator to meet with Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter, who passed along the Senator’s concerns to the White House.
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