Conservatives and liberals alike battered White House counsel Harriet Miers during her 24-day rise and fall as a Supreme Court nominee.
Critics questioned her experience, her judicial beliefs and her grasp of constitutional law.
Conservatives and liberals alike battered White House counsel Harriet Miers during her 24-day rise and fall as a Supreme Court nominee. Now, preparing to leave the White House more than a year after the ordeal, Miers says she doesn't regret the experience. In an interview in her West Wing office, Miers said that though "there were some ugly -- I thought unjustified -- comments" during her nomination process, there were also "many, many wonderful aspects of the experience."
January 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Conservatives and liberals alike battered White House counsel Harriet Miers during her 24-day rise and fall as a Supreme Court nominee.
Critics questioned her experience, her judicial beliefs and her grasp of constitutional law.
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