Her first words were unequivocal: "That's fabulous!" she said. She immediately described John G. Roberts as a "brilliant legal mind, a straight shooter, articulate, and he should not have trouble being confirmed by October. . . . "Hat tip: Howard.
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If she says Roberts should replace her, how can they now say no?
--Abe Delnore
"She said she was almost sure President Bush would not appoint a woman as a replacement for William H. Rehnquist because she didn't think he would want a woman as chief justice. 'So that almost assures there won't be a woman appointed to the court at this time.'"
At this time? What does she know about Rehnquist's plans?