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    Sotomayor said she was bolstered by opponents (access required)

    If it weren't for her opponents, Justice Sonia Sotomayor may have never become a federal appellate judge - let alone a Supreme Court justice. Sotomayor, speaking yesterday at Sturm College of Law in Denver, said she was happy as a trial judge when President Bill Clinton tapped her for a post on the 2nd Circuit. But ...

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    One Response to “Sotomayor said she was bolstered by opponents (access required)”

    1. Dan Ogden says:
      December 5, 2010 at 10:28 am

      Sotomayor, your courage and determination are inspiring. Racial discrimination has yet again fallen in defeat. Congratulations.

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