http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/200...politico/23212
I think GOP's strategy currently (not including pundits and currently nonelected former elected officials) is as good as they can hope for currently. Their reputation as a party with hispanics will suffer terribly (one of their last supportive minority groups) if they go about opposing Sotomayor in the wrong way.
This being the case, the best ways to challenge her would be on issues relating to small business practices, court cases dealing with parent's rights to raise their children under X or Y ideology, and stay ing as far as hell away as possible from the facecious racial commentary that certain people have been spewing all over the airwaves.
Mitch and company should brush up on their civil procedure, abstention doctrine, and bulwarks of justice to give a hard, purposeful, and thoughtful criticism, engaging the congress in a lively debate over the woman's judicial philosophies.
I don't think charging headlong screaming like a fanatic gunning down an abortion doctor is a good idea at all in this situation, but rather, tread lightly and purposefully, because the media, on both sides of the conservative and liberal slide have done a good job of running the 'white men need affirmative action comment' that Buchanan spat out last week after calling the woman racist and saying that the fact four women were chosen implied the nomination was going to be completely based on affirmative action.
I want to see a good debate on this woman this summer.
Does ANYONE have an intelligent comment to make on this?


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