[reaganaut1]

Any sentient being (but not every Republican senator) knew these were her views before she was confirmed. Her comments prove that the "stereotypes" about her are TRUE.

[The Comedian]

she was "not sure" whether determining the original intent of the Constitution was the most important consideration in deciding a case.

Yes she is. She is sure it is *not*. The most important thing is to advance the progressive agenda toward a more centrally-planned and controlled wealth redistribution utopia, with Wise Latinas and other Marxists being the cannibalistic Morlocks, and conservatives playing the role of the delicious Eloy.

We all knew this as soon as she was nominated by Pharaoh.

Today is a good day to die.
I didn't say for whom.

[WilliamHouston]

I wonder if the New York Times and the Holder Justice Department considers racial discrimination against “people of color” a “complex” subject.

Somehow I doubt it.

[Moonman62]

"I don't borrow Chief Justice Roberts's description of what colorblindness is," she said. "Our society is too complex to use that kind of analysis."

A web of lies is always more complex than the truth.

[Moonman62]

"People have views of me and expectations of me that are based on stereotypes," she said.

Our views of you are based on your incompetence, which you make plain to see.

[ModelBreaker]

“she was “not sure” whether determining the original intent of the Constitution was the most important consideration in deciding a case.”

Either she’s lying. Or she just can’t make up her mind on the single biggest question in Constitutional law.

[george76]

a wise Latina woman is better than a white man ?