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: Bench Memos - National Review OnlineLowry: How Sotomayor Misspoke
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Now we know. A few innocuous slips of the tongue made it seem that Sotomayor endorsed a racial essentialism, when she really meant to associate herself with race neutrality and impartiality.Full post as published by Bench Memos - National Review Online on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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