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: How Appealing"Old Confirmation Wars Fueling Some Critics Now"
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"Old Confirmation Wars Fueling Some Critics Now": Neil A. Lewis had this article yesterday in The New York Times. Yesterday's newspaper also contained an article headlined "Court Nominee Criticized as Relying on Foreign Law."
Meanwhile, in commentary, the McClatchy-Tribune News Service has posted online an op-ed by Michael Gonzalez entitled "Sotomayor and racial identity politics."
And earlier this week, columnist Linda P. Campbell of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram had an op-ed entitled "'Activist' judges come in both liberal and conservative robes."
Full post as published by How Appealing on June 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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