The Most Brilliant Man She Ever Met
Moreover, she either honestly believes that W is, in fact, a real smart feller (which is hardly a "mainstream" opinion) or, she regarded it as prudent "strategery" to "disassemble" on the record with such a blatantly outlandish (and, frankly, insultingly fatuous) assertion to this effect.
Is this manner of judgement suitable for a Supreme Court justice?
It's ironic (in a tragic/nauseating sort of way) that it was "Poppy" Bush who put Clarence "the good negro" Thomas on the bench, and now his hapless namesake is going the same hideously cynical route by selecting a fawning and/or conniving female to fill the current vacancy.
Sadly, Miers' gender--in and of itself--will go a long way to neutralize opposition to her nomination from the left, just as Uncle Clarence's race did for him.





Unbelievable that, in the midst of a firestorm of criticism for the rampant cronyism pervading his Administration, Mr. Bush would again turn to that small circle of old pals for his SCOTUS choice.
Is it arrogance? Ineptitude? An inability to organize his Rolodex? All of the above?
Good God, the inmates really are running the asylum!
October 3, 2005 2:53 PM | Reply | Permalink
I swear I am going to write a 'Getting Hired By Bush For Dummies' book. My first, last and eveything in between advice:
Step 1: Say George is 'the most brilliant man I have ever met'
Step 2: Await nomination to the appropriate Executive Branch or Judicial Branch job
Step 3: Be confirmed from the ever loyal, never questioning Republican Party.
Step 4: Start your position that you know little of nothing about - but hey, the pay and benefits are good.
End of book.
October 3, 2005 3:32 PM | Reply | Permalink
The second most brilliant man she ever met was Brownie, who has done just one heck of a job!
October 3, 2005 6:06 PM | Reply | Permalink