Dobson Wonders If He's "Dead Wrong" About Miers

Thursday, October 06, 2005

Dobson Wonders If He's "Dead Wrong" About Miers

Yet another Religious Right leader is sounding uncomfortable with the Harriet Miers nomination to SCOTUS. According to one of Denver's largest newspapers:

An anguished James Dobson prayed Wednesday for a sign from God, telling his Christian radio listeners he was questioning his early endorsement of Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers.

Dobson, founder of Colorado Springs-based Focus on the Family, is one of the most prominent religious conservatives to back Miers, citing his trust in President Bush and a confidential briefing he received about her from the White House.

But in his regular radio broadcast Wednesday, Dobson prayed he was not making a mistake.

"Lord, you know I don't have the wisdom to make this decision," Dobson said. "You know that what I feel now and what I think is right may be dead wrong."

Dobson is dead wrong about a whole lot of things. If the Miers nomination has made Dobson realize that he may be suffering from a "wisdom" shortage, then perhaps there's a silver lining to this SCOTUS vacancy.

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