The Volokh Conspiracy - Americans for Better Justice:

Wow--that was fast. ABJ already has a television ad up on its web site that it says will start running tomorrow on Fox News.

The Washington Post also reports that the other newly-organized conservative group withdrawmiers.org (described yesterday as a "consortium of social conservative groups"), includes "includes the Eagle Forum, the Center for a Just Society, and ConservativeHQ." The article adds, "So far, several of the most politically potent conservative groups are either supporting Miers -- such as Focus on the Family, led by James C. Dobson -- or have stayed neutral with varying degrees of unease. Some groups in the latter category, such as the Family Research Council, are close to coming out formally against her, according to sources familiar with their internal deliberations."

	[Todd Zywicki, October 25, 2005 at 5:52pm] Trackbacks Americans for Better Justice: Wow--that was fast. ABJ already has a television ad up on its web site that it says will start running tomorrow on Fox News. The Washington Post also reports that the other newly-organized conservative group withdrawmiers.org (described yesterday as a "consortium of social conservative groups"), includes "includes the Eagle Forum, the Center for a Just Society, and ConservativeHQ." The article adds, "So far, several of the most politically potent conservative groups are either supporting Miers -- such as Focus on the Family, led by James C. Dobson -- or have stayed neutral with varying degrees of unease. Some groups in the latter category, such as the Family Research Council, are close to coming out formally against her, according to sources familiar with their internal deliberations."