i love how they use David Frum–as if they agree with David Frum on anything; This comes from a e-mail blast they just sent out:

Who is Harriet Miers?
We know that Miers has been loyal to
President Bush.
Will she be loyal to our rights and liberties?
Tell your senators what you think.
Dear KAthryn,
President Bush’s nominee to fill Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s seat on the Supreme Court, White House Counsel Harriet Miers, does not have the legal credentials that John Roberts brought to his nomination for chief justice. Indeed, were it not for her close relationship with President Bush, it is unlikely that she would have been considered for the Supreme Court. She is a member of the small band of loyalists who followed the President from Texas, and there are serious concerns about whether she has the qualifications or the independence to serve on the Supreme Court.
Even former White House speechwriter, David Frum, questioned Miers’ suitability for the post: “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.” “She would be a reasonable choice for a generalist attorney, which is indeed how George W. Bush first met her… But US Supreme Court [justice]?”
http://frum.nationalreview.com/
As the New York Times reports, this “Longtime Confidante of Bush has Never Been a Judge.” While a partner of a Dallas law firm, Miers first worked for Bush as his personal attorney in 1993. She subsequently served as counsel to his gubernatorial campaigns, and was involved in the litigation effort in Bush vs. Gore . Before being named White House counsel earlier this year, she served as the President’s staff secretary, reviewing every piece of paper that crossed his desk.
http://www.nytimes.com
Miers is one of the least well-known White House insiders, and there is little information available about her views on critical constitutional and legal issues, her approach to the law, or her temperament. After years of receiving her counsel on a host of issues that could come before the Supreme Court, President Bush must know a great deal about her legal views. Senators and the American people have a right to know what the President knows about her judicial philosophy. The burden is on the nominee and the White House to be completely forthcoming.
We know that Miers has been loyal to President Bush. Will she be loyal to our rights and liberties? Tell your senators what you think.
http://www.SaveTheCourt.org/who_is_miers
–Your Allies at People For the American Way