Krauthammer’s Take on Miers

October 8, 2005 by Tyson Wynn

By choosing a nominee suggested by Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid and well known only to himself, the president has ducked a fight on the most important domestic question dividing liberals from conservatives: the principles by which one should read and interpret the Constitution. For a presidency marked by a courageous willingness to think and do big things, this nomination is a sorry retreat into smallness.

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Katy says:

October 9, 2005 at 4:57 PM

Hello Tyson how are you i got a new xanga so i thought I’d tall you!! lol ttyl

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