October 31, 2005
Blogger Conference Call with RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman on the Alito NominationMonday, October 31, 2005
4 p.m. EST
Bloggers on the Call
Michelle Malkin, Matt Margolis, Don Surber, Tim Chapman, Ankle Biting Pundits (call roundup)
Matt Margolis describes the call:
The blogger conference call with Ken Mehlman on the nomination of Judge Alito just ended… It went very well… Bloggers were greeted by RNC eCampaign director Patrick Ruffini, who explained that conference calls such as this one was part of their effort to engage the blogopshere in the nomination process. RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman came on shortly after and told us he appreciated the work bloggers were doing. On Alito, he explained that this is the most experienced nominee we’ve seen in 70 years, and that his character and philosphy is consistent with what the president said it should be, that judges should interpret the law, not make law…He also warned us to expected partisan attacks… which I’m sure all of us anticipated anyway. He said to remember what happened with Judge Roberts, and how his membership in the Federalist Society was scrutinized, and the New York Times intention to look into the adoption records of Roberts’ children.
Alito family at the White House:
See the full picture at Wizbang.
Don Surber linked with The Opposite Of Miers
Suitably Flip linked with Conference Call with GOP Chairman Ken Mehlman
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5:42 pm [ Quote ]
Conference Call with GOP Chairman Ken Mehlman
The blogger conference call hosted by Ken Mehlman has just ended. The Chairman sounds upbeat and energetic about Alito’s nomination, but clearly anticipates an ugly battle. Some highlights from the call (lightly paraphrased, except as noted).
6:10 pm [ Quote ]
The Opposite Of Miers
I asked if the Harriet Miers nomination was a setup. Mehlman gave a long answer—executive privilege, yada yada yada—so I asked again: “No, absolutely not.”
Fine.
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