Miers answers questions

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From Dallas Morning News

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Her single two-year term on the council was a learning experience, but not always a pleasant one. Colleague Jerry Bartos in 1991 called her "the consummate loner" and rated her effectiveness as "zero." Ms. Miers' response: "I'd like to say I'm not doctrinaire. ... But I don't much care what people think. I can't afford to."

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In 1991, Harriet Miers was the subject of a High Profile feature in The Dallas Morning News. Here are the answers she gave for a self-portrait box. The White House did not respond to a request Monday for an update.

Date and place of birth: Aug. 10, 1945, in Dallas

Occupation: lawyer

Favorite movie: The Sound of Music

My ideal vacation: Hawaii or Aspen

I drive a: 1984 Mercedes

My hero is: Mom

The best advice I could give a 20-year-old is: be good, study hard and dream

My last meal would be: ice cream

My trademark cliché or expression is: a pause before I say something

My worst habit is: talking too long on telephone conversations

My best asset is: determination

Behind my back, people say: They can't figure me out.

Guests at my fantasy dinner party: the Apostle Paul, Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, Margaret Thatcher

I wish I could sing like: Willa Dorsey

If I had a different job, I'd be: a doctor

Favorite city outside Dallas: Aspen or San Francisco

I'm happiest when: I'm around people I like and admire

If I could change one thing about myself, it would be: I would be able to read faster

I regret: not speaking foreign languages

Nobody knows I: hate snakes

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[Charlie Brown]

1. San Francisco! San Francisco!

I can't wait to throw that at some conservatives.