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Randy E. Barnett / Opinion Journal:
Cronyism  —  Alexander Hamilton wouldn't approve of Justice Harriet Miers.  —  During the Clinton impeachment imbroglio, Alexander Hamilton's definition of "impeachable offense" from Federalist No. 65 was plastered from one end of the media to the other.  With the nomination of Harriet Miers …
Patrick Ruffini '05:
Harriet Miers, Conservative  —  At the risk of drawing the undying enmity of The Herd, I'm going to state categorically that conservatism is sitting pretty at this hour.  That's because Harry Reid has just been hosed - and he doesn't even know it.  —  The navel gazers are nabobing about another Souter.
hughhewitt.com:
Do You Trust Them?  —  Earlier I posted my reaction to the nomination of Harriet Miers.  Some very good friends of mine are disappointed, like Peter Robinson.  Other very serious conservative thinkers on matters involving the SCOTUS are disappointed, like Mark Levin.
The Anchoress:
Miers: Anchoress Knows-all-Sees-all
Steven Ertelt / lifenews.com:   Pro-Life Advocates Have Mixed Reaction to Harriet Miers Nomination
Eric / Is That Legal?:
Harriet Miers the Law Student: Budding "Judicial Activist?"
Patterico / Patterico's Pontifications:
Comments After A Day's Perspective: I'm Still Pissed Off
Discussion: QandO, The American Mind and PunditGuy
Associated Press:
Texas grand jury indicts DeLay on new charge  —  House Majority Leader charged with money laundering  —  AUSTIN, Texas - A Texas grand jury on Monday indicted U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay on a new charge of money laundering.  —  A different grand jury whose six-month term ended last week indicted …
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Laylan Copelin / statesman.com:
DeLay indicted on money-laundering charge  —  Travis prosecutors pursued new charge to fix problem with last week's conspiracy count.  —  Travis County prosecutors rushed Monday to fix problems with an indictment against U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay by charging the Sugar Land Republican with the first-degree felony of money laundering.
Associated Press:
DeLay Faces New Charges in Texas  —  Second Grand Jury Indictment for Money Laundering Follows Conspiracy Charges  —  AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas grand jury indicted Rep. Tom DeLay on a new charge of money laundering Monday, less than a week after another grand jury leveled a conspiracy charge …
Hilary Hylton / Reuters:
DeLay indicted on two new charges
Discussion: Begging to Differ
Associated Press:
DeLay indicted on money laundering charge
Discussion: Off the Kuff
CNN:
DeLay faces money laundering charge
Discussion: RedState.org and Instapundit.com
Laylan Copelin / statesman.com:
DeLay lawyers move to dismiss charges
Discussion: Power Line and Blogs for Bush
Gina Holland / Associated Press:
Justice Roberts Takes Supreme Court Bench  —  WASHINGTON - Chief Justice John Roberts took the Supreme Court bench for the first time Monday, as smiling justices stood and greeted their new leader.  —  Justice John Paul Stevens, the senior member, wished the 50-year-old Roberts "a long and happy career in our common calling."
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Dahlia Lithwick / Slate:
The New Kid  —  John Roberts' first day at school.  —  Since you're dying to know: John Roberts is not wearing the gold stripes that William H. Rehnquist added to his black robe several years ago.  If we wanted proof of the new chief justice's infamous humility, this would seem to serve.
The Australian:
Mark Steyn: Islamist way or no way  —  IT'S not just the environmentalists who think globally and act locally.  The jihadi who murdered Newcastle woman Jennifer Williamson, Perth teenager Brendan Fitzgerald and a couple of dozen more Australians, Indonesians, Japanese and others had certain things …
Discussion: cut on the bias and Dr. Sanity
BLACKFIVE:
Simon & Schuster to Publish Anthology of Military Blogger Experiences  —  In the past, the experiences of war have produced poetry and novels and memoirs.  The War on Terror is different: we're seeing through a new set of eyes, a new kind of literature.  In real time, on the Internet …
Discussion: Dadmanly and The Indepundit
Hubris:
S**t Sandwich Suprisingly Tasty; I Give It A B+  —  by Hugh Hewitt  —  I know what you're thinking: "Why should I try a s**t sandwich?"  I might have felt the same way a few days ago, but now I'm a believer.  —  I was chatting with an administration insider over the weekend.
Lawrence Solum / lsolum.blogspot.com:
Federalist No. 76  —  In Number 76 of the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton wrote:  —  To what purpose then require the co-operation of the Senate?  I answer, that the necessity of their concurrence would have a powerful, though, in general, a silent operation.

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