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"Sotomayor's record shows she's no sure vote on abortion"

"Sotomayor's record shows she's no sure vote on abortion": Michael Doyle of McClatchy Newspapers has this report.

Today in The Washington Post, Michael A. Fletcher and Shailagh Murray report that "Sotomayor Prepares to Meet With Key Senators; Republicans May Stall Confirmation." The newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "Double Standard: Funny how the achievements on Sonia Sotomayor's resume suddenly count for so little," while columnist Richard Cohen has an op-ed entitled "Dreams Built in the Projects."

Today in The Wall Street Journal, Jess Bravin and Justin Scheck have an article headlined "Look for Sotomayor to Add Heat."

Gail Russell Chaddock of The Christian Science Monitor has an article headlined "GOP quandary: how hard to swing at Sotomayor; Republicans on Capitol Hill are acutely aware that the tone and content of the nominee's hearing could redefine the party after two punishing national elections."

James Rowley of Bloomberg News reports that "Sotomayor May Have Some Unlikely Allies to Answer Gun Critics."

The Associated Press reports that "Sotomayor to make her Capitol Hill debut."

In The New York Times, columnist Ross Douthat has an op-ed entitled "Justices Gone Wild," while columnist Bob Herbert has an op-ed entitled "The Howls of a Fading Species."

And in The Los Angeles Times, columnist Jonah Goldberg has an op-ed entitled "The Sonia Sotomayor debate is a chance to talk it out on race: Liberals say they want a frank conversation, but when anyone disagrees with them, they shout 'racist'; Can we get beyond that?"

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).