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Sonja Steptoe / Time:
A Sampling of the Writings of Harriet Miers  —  A look at the paper trail of President Bush's Supreme Court nominee  —  What kind of Supreme Court justice would Harriet Miers be?  For anyone trying to assess her qualifications, analyze her philosophy and predict her behavior, Miers would seem to present a fairly blank slate.
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Beldar / beldar.blogs.com:
A rebuttal to Prof. Barnett's "Cronyism" op-ed re the Miers nomination  —  I very strongly disagree with Prof. Randy Barnett's op-ed in tomorrow's Wall Street Journal (already available online).  On the Volokh Conspiracy blog (where he's also entertaining comments to the op-ed) …
Michelle Malkin:
MIERS & THE MORNING AFTER  —  ***scroll for updates...Bush Rose Garden press conference scheduled for 1030am EDT...a few liveblogging notes...other reax...1245pmEDT Drudge siren...***  —  Well, it's a new day.  Upon sober reflection, President Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers …
Randy E. Barnett / Opinion Journal:
Cronyism  —  Alexander Hamilton wouldn't approve of Justice Harriet Miers.  —  During the Clinton impeachment imbroglio, Alexander Hamilton's definition of "impeachable offense" from Federalist No. 65 was plastered from one end of the media to the other.  With the nomination of Harriet Miers …
hughhewitt.com:
The Big Sulk  —  If you live in Orange County, California, and in the 48th Congressional District be sure to vote for John Campbell in today's special election to fill the seat of the off to the SEC Chris Cox.  Then, when John racks up a big win, see if the MSM reports on the result …
Gregory / THE BELGRAVIA DISPATCH:
HARRIET WHO?
Discussion: protein wisdom
Steve Bainbridge / ProfessorBainbridge.com:
Hewitt on Miers  —  In the course of an otherwise plausible defense …
PoliPundit.com:
Miers: Second Thoughts  —  I've had a day to reflect on the Miers nomination, and I've come to the conclusion that this is an exceedingly good decision.  Let's line up the objections and knock 'em down.  —  1. Miers may not be a conservative.  —  The President has known Miers for a long time, in every sense but the Biblical one.
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Editor and Publisher:
Miers Briefed Bush on Famous Bin Laden Memo, But Newspapers Handle the AP Photo Quite Differently  —  NEW YORK On its front page Tuesday, The New York Times published a photo of new U.S. Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers going over a briefing paper with President George W. Bush at his Crawford ranch …
Bill Roggio / The Fourth Rail:
Enter Operation River Gate  —  The Anbar Campaign intensifies and Zarqawi's "Islamic Republic of Haditha" is in jeopardy.  The Coalition - including Iraqi Army units - have launched Operation Bawwabatu Annaher (River Gate) and are taking the fight to Haditha, Haqlaniyah and Barwana.
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CNN:
Five U.S. troops killed in Iraq attacks
Discussion: One Hand Clapping and Presstitutes
White House:
President Holds Press Conference  —  THE PRESIDENT: Thank you.  Good morning.  Yesterday I nominated an outstanding individual to serve on the Supreme Court of the United States.  Over the past three decades, Harriet Miers has built a stellar record of accomplishment in the law.
Washington Post:
Wrangling Not Yet Over on Iraqi Charter  —  Despite Imminent Vote, U.S. Envoy Leading Bid for Major Changes to Win Over Sunnis  —  BAGHDAD, Oct. 3 — Two weeks before Iraqis vote on a new constitution, with millions of copies already circulating for voters to study, U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad …

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