From today's Washington Times, comes the news that the White House is pulling the plug on the nominee's meetings with Senators despite the fact that she has only met with about 1/4 of the men and women who will be voting on her nomination

Harriet Miers' questionnaire for the Senate Judiciary Committee has been released. It's a marvelous little document.

Miss Miers;

"Have you ever Jaywalked?"
"Has any vehicle you have been the driver of, at any time veered over to touch the yellow line?"
"Have you ever copied anything on a copier at the office, without first obtaining the copyright?"
"Please list the following 25 reasons you feel that caused you to leave the Democratic Pary?"
"Have you ever enjoyed scotch or Scottish law?"
"Have you ever referred to French fries as Freedom fries?"
"Have you ever carried your bible and a copy of the Constitution with you at the same time in violation of settled law regarding separation of Church and State?"
Spell penumbra, and please use it in a sentence!

…by a big ol’ splinter, right in the arse. Regarding the Harriet Miers questionnaire, James Joyner has a valuable rundown of blogosphere and media gab. Visit Outside the Beltway for more. Some closing observations:
As I side note, I sti...

Harriet Miers has frustrated officials in Washington with an incomplete questionnaire. According to the Washington Post (hat tip: Michelle Malkin): Barely concealing their irritation during a 35-minute news conference at the Capitol, Chairman Arlen Spe...

Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers met with Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats Monday. Hearings o

Harriet Miers’ responses to the Senate questionaire are being parsed and torn apart. After seeing this, I would be really surprised if she makes it through the confirmation hearings, but I’ve been surprised before with politics (such as w...

Outside the Beltway has an informative round up and lots of links to reaction on SCOTUS nominee Harriet Miers' answers to the Senate questionaire. Looks like the Judiciary committee looked at it and told her, "do over!" And next time, an...

Via the NYT: Supreme Court Nominee Is Asked to Redo Response to Questions
The Supreme Court nomination of Harriet E. Miers suffered another setback on Wednesday when the Republican and Democratic leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee asked her to...

NRO has the HEM Questionnaire with answers[PDF] available for your reading pleasure.
A perusal of the answers results in the following issues of note:

The bulk of her publication record consists, by far, of various short columns written during her ...

Matthew Scully wrote of SCOTUS nominee Harriet Miers that:... Harriet Miers, in everything she does, gives high attention to detail. And the trait came in handy with drafts of presidential speeches, in which she routinely exposed weak arguments, bogus ...