How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

by Chris Abraham on 13/10/2005 · 1 comment

“Most [conservatives] have come out against Miers – quietly or loudly. Establishment Republicans are displaying their natural loyalty to leadership. And Miers is caught in the vise between these two forces, a smart and good woman who has been put in a position where she cannot succeed.” Brooks via Redstate.


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1 Faust 13/10/2005 at 16:28

And therein lies the SHEER GENIUS of the nomination. We don’t hear a peep from the dems, because of the “in-fighting”. So when the repubs decide that Meiers is ok after all, the game is over.

And the dems never even touched the ball.

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