You could call me a kind of religious conservative and I'm glad Miers is out.
So there, Mr. Danforth.
He isn't referencing the Miers debacle but I'm assuming it is implied.
As Brett over at Blognostic has been pounding into my head all morning, it was the "conservative intellectual community" of the Republican Party not the so-called Religious Right that brought this nomination down.
He and I agree on this.
As I have been trying to pound into HIS head, that is NOT how the liberal Democrats will frame it. They will blame right-wing fanatics for pushing out a moderate and ignore her lack of qualifications (that have been widely noted throughout the blogosphere).
He has posted on the issue here.
Republicans need to be ready to be on the offensive when Bush announces his next nomination. There is a storm brewing.
He isn't referencing the Miers debacle but I'm assuming it is implied.
As Brett over at Blognostic has been pounding into my head all morning, it was the "conservative intellectual community" of the Republican Party not the so-called Religious Right that brought this nomination down.
He and I agree on this.
As I have been trying to pound into HIS head, that is NOT how the liberal Democrats will frame it. They will blame right-wing fanatics for pushing out a moderate and ignore her lack of qualifications (that have been widely noted throughout the blogosphere).
He has posted on the issue here.
Republicans need to be ready to be on the offensive when Bush announces his next nomination. There is a storm brewing.
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You started off strong then lost me. Two totally unrelated issues there.
Blood in the water? Absolutely. Is it my fault Bush made a tactical error that some Republicans may never forgive him for? Nope.
Thursday, October 27, 2005
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