George Bush should have considered someone with a proven ability to fill the vacancy on the high court.
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George Bush should have considered someone with a proven ability to fill the vacancy on the high court. The correct pick has been obvious all along: Janice Rogers Brown. When Harriet Miers, essentially an unknown in the legal world, was nominated for the US Supreme Court, this writer’s first reaction was that either President Bush has had the proverbial ace up his sleeve, or he is being extremely foolish. It now looks as [...] What Bush must not do, regardless of whom he chooses, is worry about Democratic opposition. As we sit on tenterhooks waiting for President Bush’s new Supreme Court nominee, it is important that we recognize Harriet Miers for her grace and dignity. Though I, like many others from all parts of the political spectrum, was critical [...] Columbus, Ohio attorney Eric J. Wittenberg has crafted a splendid study of one of America’s military icons, General Philip Sheridan, late of the Army of the Potomac. Little Phil: A Reassessment of the Civil War Leadership of Gen. Phillip H. Sheridan DUTY IS THE SUBLIMEST WORD [...] |
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