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No Karlan For You!

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On May 26, 2009
Not that anyone expected otherwise, but it remains unfortunate. I do suspect, though, that there's at least some political positioning going on here, emphasizing the moderation of even pretty liberal picks. Wood, in particular, seems definitely better than Breyer, and has a more liberal record...
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Gunning For Sotomayor

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On May 4, 2009

I am inclined to agree with Christy that Sonia Sotomayor is the most likely Obama nominee, given her compelling personal story and what seems to a moderate liberal record. Stuart.

Obama’s Supremes

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On November 20, 2008

One potential list here. I must admit that I have a strong sympathy for Sonia Sotomayor, given her role in stopping MLB's attempted bad faith union-busting in 1995, but she.

John Kyl’s Profound Respect for Tradition

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On November 8, 2008
John Kyl, April 2005: "For 214 years it has been the tradition of the Senate to approve judicial nominees by a majority vote. Many of our judges and, for example, Clarence Thomas, people might recall, was approved by either fifty-one or fifty-two votes as I...
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