Ross Runkel, a long time blogger and law professor has made his Prediction: Taxes will scuttle Solis nomination for Labor Secretary. I still think she will be confirmed, but I am much less sure of that than I was in January when I was making speeches around the state about what's going on in Washington. Then I was predicting that there was no question but that she would be confirmed.
For the record, Ross thinks it would be bad if she is dropped.
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