If Democrats think the public will rally around the political destruction of an extraordinary nominee, they are mistaken: It would undermine their prospects going into midterm elections.

The nomination of Harriet Miers is another chapter in the lost promise of the Reagan revolution.

George W. Bush deserves all the praise he is receiving forhis politically astute selection of John Roberts for Supreme Court justice.

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