writes in the Wall Street Journal today: “Nothing in Harriet Miers’s professional background called upon her to develop considered views on the extent of congressional powers, the separation of powers, the role of judicial precedent, the importance of states in the federal system, or the need for judges to protect both the enumerated and unenumerated rights retained by the people. . . . Ms. Miers would be well qualified for a seat on a court of appeals, where she could develop a grasp of all these important issues.”