Pejman Yousefzadeh says "no" to Harriet Miers:

"So even if Harriet Miers passes through the prelude, what do we have? We have a very smart litigator who would be--and was--a very good managing partner at a large law firm who has not thought seriously about Constitutional law, issues of statutory jurisprudence or an overarching theory of jurisprudence. She will cram for her immediate hurdle before the Senate Judiciary Committee. But that is not enough to prepare her for a lifetime on the Court. For John Roberts, the Senate hearings were an occasion to show clearly to the very few who remained foolish enough to doubt him his absolute and awe-inspiring mastery of Constitutional law. For Harriet Miers, they would be an occasion to merely attain some semblance of respectability after an underwhelming rollout--underwhelming in large part because of her failure to impress even those whose own legal training is shallow at best."

Please withdraw her, Mr. President. Spare us the pain of hearings.
Send up someone that we can, and will, fight for.