And if you say that she is an "originalist" or a "constructionist" you better accompany that with a definition because I doubt that you understand that there's a difference between the two.
Why don't you tell us her judicial philosophy?
"He asked you for a description on her judicial philosophy, you told us how you think she would rule on a particular issue."
Her position on the 2nd Amendment is 100% originalist, something that Luttig and Brown have not seen fit to indicate.
If that's her view on that extremely contentious aspect of jurisprudence, then she's probably more "originalist" than you are, dumbs***.
If I remember correctly Scalia explains it at the below link. At about 45 minutes into the video he also tells who he believes we ought to pick if we want a conservative court. rtsp://video.c-span.org/project/c04/c04031405_scalia.rm