Harry Reid remembered his backbone today when he warned that Ted Olsen, the man who made the argument that convinced the Supreme Court to stop Florida from recounting its votes and hand the presidency to George W. bush, won’t be confirmed as Attorney General (if Bush nominates him). Fearing that “Ted Olsen” is merely English for “Alberto Gonzalez,” Reid rightly insists Olsen isn’t the right man to clean up Gonzalez’s mess. Apparently “highly partisan” is no longer an asset on one’s résumé when they come before the Senate for confirmation. We’ll see if Reid sticks to that.
I can think of nine Republicans who would make great candidates for Alberto Gonzalez’s old job.
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