There should be some consensus now as to the "personal wisdom" of Harriet Miers.
Those who continue support her nomination can look to today’s White House talking points.
But for those against her nomination, there is today’s 65-page questionnaire response handed out by the Senate Judiciary Committee. As it turns out, Miers didn't think she should be Bush's pick to replace O'Connor either.
In her response, Miers reveals that when Sandra Day O’Connor announced her retirement, Miers was asked if she would like to be considered to replace O’Connor. Miers responded, "I was asked whether my name should be considered. I indicated at that time that I did not want to be considered.”
