Harriet Miers’s questionnaire for the Judiciary Committee indicates that she was asked in July if she wanted to be considered as a replacement for Sandra Day O’Connor and she said “No.” Her answer had changed by September when she agreed to be considered. Although President Bush tells us he is convinced she won’t change over the next 20 years, right under his nose she changed her mind with respect to a momentous personal decision. (Maybe she watched the Roberts hearings and thought, “Heck, I could do that.”) Harriet Miers is demonstrably capable of re-considering things. Perhaps the President ought to re-consider his conviction about what we might expect from her in the future.