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"A mechanic in a black robe: Legal experts disappointed by Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation performance say her workmanlike answers gave no indication of the philosophy that would guide her on the Supreme Court."

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"A mechanic in a black robe: Legal experts disappointed by Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation performance say her workmanlike answers gave no indication of the philosophy that would guide her on the Supreme Court." David G. Savage has this article today in The Los Angeles Times. And James Oliphant has an article headlined "Firefighters say the law matters, not empathy; New Haven, Conn., plaintiffs in the lawsuit that Sonia Sotomayor ruled on testify at her Supreme Court confirmation hearing."

Today in USA Today, Kathy Kiely and Joan Biskupic have an article headlined "Sessions expects vote on Sotomayor in August; Past statements still trouble Republicans."

In The Washington Post, Robert Barnes and Paul Kane have an article headlined "Graham Exchanges Among Most Watched; S.C. Conservative Is Considered Pivotal Character in Sotomayor Hearings."

The New Haven Register contains an article headlined "Firefighters: Denounce Sotomayor's appeal ruling, don't oppose confirmation." And Dana Milbank has a "Washington Sketch" column headlined "Firefighters but No Brimstone."

Warren Richey of The Christian Science Monitor reports that "Sotomayor on track to easy Supreme Court confirmation; At her confirmation hearings this week, any ideological slugfest was avoided as the nominee stayed low-key and judicial."

From McClatchy Newspapers, David Lightman and Michael Doyle have an article headlined "Sotomayor hearings offer lessons for future nominees"; David Lightman reports that "3 Republican senators say they'll vote for Sotomayor"; and Halimah Abdullah has an article headlined "McConnell, Bunning agree: They'll vote no on Sotomayor."

And Saturday's edition of The Wall Street Journal will contain an editorial entitled "Second Amendment Confidential: Sotomayor takes the Fifth on gun rights."

Full post as published by How Appealing on July 18, 2009 (boomark / email).

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