Tag: "Sonia Sotomayor"
SCOTUS Rejects Sotomayor’s “Because I Said So” Decision
SCOTUS decided one of the big cases of the year today, Ricci v DiStefano, and there weren’t any major surprises. You can find a couple pretty good analyzes from Ed Morrissey and a roundup at Instapundit. The meat of the SCOTUS decision is that the city of New Haven was wrong to deny the promotions [...]
So What Happens if You Cross the Empathy of Sotomayor with the Politics of Cheney?
My newest post is up at the American Issues Project blog. I have been thinking about Judge Sotomayor’s “the law is what I say it is” attitude and where that could lead. As it happens, that place isn’t pretty for conservatives or progressives. If you want to have a bit of fun today, try out [...]
So…Sotomayor, Huh?
There is a good amount of smart commentary on the President’s nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court, so I won’t add a lot more of my own. There are a few points I want to touch on, though. If you need a one-line summation of Judge Sotomayor’s judicial philosophy, it seems to [...]


















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