October 27th, 2005
For the bitter-enders who now insist that pulling the Miers nomination is terrible, a bad precedent, etc., etc., etc., weren’t they just telling us all to “trust” the president’s judgment in nominating Miers, no matter the contrary evidence?
If Bush thinks it’s a good idea to withdraw Miers’s nomination, why, to those who have defended his judgment and wisdom ad nauseam, would that be any less good an idea than nominating her in the first place?
This president knows what he’s doing! Hasn’t he earned your trust?
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