I oppose the Miers nomination.

I am not an elite, even though I do sometimes blog in my pajamas. I was very disappointed that the President threw off the veil of conservatism that he had been wearing for the last six years, pretending to be more in touch with the mainstream of American Conservatism than his father was. I'm still glad that he's prosecuting the GWOT. But I am STILL unhappy with his attitude on illegal immigration, his public lack of perception of the threat from Islam, and his reluctance to stand up to the liberals. He'd rather stand up to the conservatives and call us all elite snobs who don't trust Harriet Miers to be a good conservative. I am not an elite, I am not a snob, I cannot hold a candle to Harriet Miers when it comes to the law. But I know an opportunity missed/botched/squandered/lost when I see one. I oppose the Miers nomination. I sincerely hope she withdraws. I sincerely hope that the Senate doesn't have to reject her, for the further damage that would do to the President. But if she doesn't withdraw, I sincerely hope the Senate does reject her, so that Mr. Bush will have a second chance to fulfill his promise.