Those of us still steaming at the Women’s-Rights-Hater headline are a little stunned to see Dana Milbank on page A-5 recounting how reporters were utterly bored and feeling like they’d hit a dry hole in the Roberts papers yesterday. Obviously, the Post editors disagreed.

By 3 p.m., the collection of documents worth copying had reached only 48, and that included pages about the restoration of the Reagan boyhood home, briefings about the San Antonio transit authority, and a debate about whether there should be an application fee for White House press passes.
Reporters, wearing the bemused faces of people who had been the victims of a practical joke, were concluding that the best files had been released in earlier document dumps. The most damning document yesterday, in fact, may have been one from young Roberts saying proposals from future Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter “are the epitome of the ‘throw money at the problem’ approach.”
“I haven’t found anything,” NPR’s [Nina] Totenberg reported.
“We’re going to lead with the Marine Mammal Commission,” said Jeanne Cummings of the Wall Street Journal.
NBC’s [Pete] Williams shook his head. “I can’t get enough about soybean imports,” he said darkly and walked toward the door.