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"Sotomayor's Sharp Tongue Raises Issue of Temperament"

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"Sotomayor's Sharp Tongue Raises Issue of Temperament": Jo Becker and Adam Liptak will have this article Friday in The New York Times. Tomorrow's newspaper will also contain articles headlined "Nominee's Links With Advocates Fuel Her Critics"; "Buzzwords Shape the Debate Over Confirmation"; and "Court Pick Missed State Votes." Today's newspaper, meanwhile, contains articles headlined "Sotomayor Pick a Product of Lessons From Past Battles"; "Sotomayor's Appellate Opinions Are Unpredictable, Lawyers and Scholars Say"; "Sotomayor's Opponents and Allies Prepare Strategies"; and "A Judge's Own Story Highlights Her Mother's."

Today's edition of The Washington Post contains articles headlined "Rigorous Questioning Hasn't Fazed Nominee" and "Making History Was but One Factor; Obama Touts Nominee's Credentials, Story." And in commentary, columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. has an op-ed entitled "Obama's Anti-Roberts"; columnist David S. Broder has an op-ed entitled "A Choice for the GOP"; and Dana Milbank has a "Washington Sketch" essay headlined "Latina Woman, Tongue-Tied Man."

Full post as published by How Appealing on May 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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