I'm afraid I'm going to have to humbly disagree here. A Supreme Court confirmation hearing should be a grueling process for the nominee. There should be absolutely nothing cozy about it, as the gravity of confirmation is so severe. Unfortunately, it seems the media pressure was so intense, that there was no way lawmakers could challenge her skill set, or anything else about her, without the being filleted as somehow discriminatory. Sotomayor was preconfirmed by an extremely popular president; and many legitimate questions about decisions she's made during her legal career went unasked.
Why can't you complain too loudly after you interned? Sore throat?
My God, man! I cringe at bullet point.
Ditto Sharif Ibrahim's reply.
And I wouldn't let them in either. They look dangerous. as. hell.
The photo you chose for this post is amazing!
There is a pride in the Latino community in not being called homeless which sometimes translates that the homeless are somehow morally responsible for their plight. I think it's an offshoot of this cultural proclivity that contributes to the relative investment security of microlending in Latin America (esp. Mexico & Chile)...that it is dishonorable not to repay what was borrowed. Either way, great post. Thank you for drawing attention to this.
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