Years of Wrong Impressions

Harriet Myers.

Huh.

Well, my prediction, and I'm going out on a limb here, is that since there's no record of dismembering puppies in her past (the rightwing sets a pretty low bar, remember), she'll be approved. Gotta get those Bush fambly retainers installed prior to the next elections, ya know.

However, this is where there's a significant problem here.

Let's look at that money shot again, shall we: In the White House that hero worshipped the president, Miers was distinguished by the intensity of her zeal: She once told me that the president was the most brilliant man she had ever met.


Okay, now even amongst the full goose bozo Kool Aid Faithful of the Rightwing Shock Troops, you can't find someone who will claim for GWB the mantle of 'most brilliant I've ever met'. me, I give him credit when he manages to get the underwear inside of the pants without help from Pickles Stepford.

either that, or Ms. Miers has a woefully deficient circle of acquaintances, seemingly centered around the brain trust of the local Gas N Go.

But in either case, someone who claims Bush as the most brilliant man is a) an irrepressible obsequious brownnoser , b) an inveterate hopeless liar, or c) dim as a 5 watt bulb. In any of these cases, I would maintain, not your ideal Supreme Court material.

But this is Bush's world, we just live in it; and in BushWorld, loyalty to the family crest of crossed bongs is all the qualification you need, and the rest of us are servants, cannon fodder, or irrelevant.