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Do you think Judge Sonia Sotomayor should be confirmed as the next justice on the U.S. Supreme Court? [276 votes total]

Yes (130) 47%
No (108) 39%
Undecided (38) 14%




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Posted By: Ruth

Posted On: 29m, 18s ago
Views: 2
court

Agree with Penni. Half of the current appointments have records. And like she said, we are stuck with her for life.


Posted By: penni

Posted On: 3h, 51m ago
Views: 7
court...

No way, remember this is a lifetime not to be voted out in a few years. There are too many problems with this one.


 

 

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