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Reports on possible SCOTUS replacements
Here's the story, on ABC News. No idea how reliable the story is -- it could be no more than rehashing old news.
I do wish someone would look outside the ranks, for really first-rate constitutional law folks, regardless of liberal vs. conservative standards. William van Alstyne, Akhil Amar, Glenn Reynolds, Gene Volokh, Randy Barnett, etc.. First rate people who have proven themselves in the field of con law.
[Update: title corrected. It was originally "POTUS replacements."]
Comments
Me thinks the headlink suffers from fumblefingers.
Shouldn't that be "SCOTUS" instead of "POTUS"?
Posted by: Danno at June 4, 2007 12:11 AM
Freudian slip, perhaps.
To be honest, I was hoping W would resign after his enthusiastic endorsement of Amnesty. Its going to be long year and a half
Posted by: mike123 at June 4, 2007 04:31 AM
Bush said he wants to appoint a "woman or a minority". Personally I would settle for the best possible candidate.
Posted by: Jeremy at June 4, 2007 10:19 AM
Do jews count as a minority? Or is being able to succeed on your own merits a disqualifier?
I would totally support Janice Rogers Brown. I found her whiter shade of pale essay to be outstanding.
Posted by: Jim W at June 4, 2007 03:22 PM
Pick me! Pick me!
I'll even get a sex-change operation. I'm really a lez trapped in a man's body, anyway.
Posted by: Letalis at June 4, 2007 06:07 PM