Sandy Pliskin writes from Dorchester, MA:

?Many thanks for keeping us informed and giving a fighting chance!

I’ve got a question for you and your readers. Just before I heard that Harriet Miers had withdrawn her name from consideration for the Supremes, I heard an interesting report. It indicated that the Senate was going to call as a witness someone who claimed that Miers had intervened to stop an investigation or prosecution against someone who had helped W. stay out of the army. Is there any reason to think that her withdrawal might have been timed to prevent the questioning of W’s accuser?

I had’t heard this. Mmmmmmmmmmm

Rick Blackley writes:

Yeah ………….send ur article to every damn news outlet, media mogul etc you know about …….lets get the unions and activist weblogs starting a petition and I will get everybody I know ……….about those dead in coffins ……….TO HELL with the Pentagon who the HELL gave them the right to tell what can and cannot be covered …….get telephoto lens hire the paparrazi the dog the starts they can get the shots ……it is way past time we stopped sneaking dead heroes back into the country like they were illegal aliens or someone to be ashamed of ……they are heroes …. the gave it all for BUSH ……..and his damned WMDs etc