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Harriet Miers Withdraws

October 28, 2005 | ISSUE 41•43

Harriet Miers, President Bush's nominee for the Supreme Court, has withdrawn from consideration after almost universal opposition. What do you think?

At last, the conservatives in this country have scored a point against Bush's ultra-liberal judicial agenda.

Allison Basso
Custom Cabinet Maker
Good. Now, on to the next crazy bastard!

Dane Healey
Musician
See what Republicans and Democrats can accomplish when they work together to publicly humiliate an old lady?

Raul Fontana
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