Barack Hussein Obama had two quick, early tenure U.S. Supreme Court appointments in sonIA SOtoMAYOR & Elana Kagan. “Little Big Man” aired 11/14/02—34th b’day of TV journalist Roland Sebastian Martin—when no one outside of his family had heard of Obama, not yet a candidate for U.S. Senate in Illinois. Kevin Mukherji, like Obama, has foreign heritage with roots in Chicago. Mukherji’s Calcutta birth answers the “Where does the Hindu come from” in watch?v=NhNoZcU0N20 Unrelated: watch?v=YsJyfJ0b-WA
In a March 2011 story penned by JAMES WARrEN for “The Atlantic”, it’s reported that U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice sonIA SOtoMAYOR complained to a friend about the tedious minutia of questioning during her U.S. Senate confirmation hearings, specifically saying of senators: "I think they already know the color of my underwear." sotoMAYOR--the first of two quick, early first-term U.S. Supreme Court appointments by President Barack Hussein Obama--is unrelated to watch?v=YsJyfJ0b-WA
Soap hunk SHEmar Moore (b. 1970) shares an APRIL 20 birthday with retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens (b. 1920) and has ignited more than a few female wet fantasies by showing not just the COLOR OF HIS UNDERWEAR, but muscles, bulges and curves in all the right places. Stevens served on the high court from December 19, 1975 until June 29, 2010. His replacement, Elana Kagan, assumed office on the 12th anniversary of AL qAIDa bombings of U.S. Embassies in KENya & Tanzania: 8/07/10
Self-help audio can be loosely tied to gridiron games & extending “fleeting glory”. The color of one’s underwear doesn’t effect strength of athletic play even in a “lights out” performance during home start of a perfect campaign--even if said performance is accompanied by literal “lights out” at the venue. Nevertheless & without judgment: VICTOR GARBer, fAUSTINo & Robert CHESTnut were in CBS series “I Had Three Wives”--evoking serial marrying or easy “shack up”-- the evening of SEP. 13, 1985.
“I Had Three Wives” actor VICTOR GARBer has a surname beginning GARB, while underwear is the GARB adults typically choose to show to only a select few, invited guests in private boudoir settings. NBA star Blake AUSTIN Griffin (prepped at OklaHOMa Christian in EDMOND, Oklahoma) was born on GARBer’s 40th birthday (3/16/89), while a pre-“Married with Children” David fAUSTINo was GARBer’s “I Had Three Wives” co-star.
Robert CHESTnut was Donny LAMBert in the CBS series “I Had Three Wives” and is unrelated to “UNION busting” Wisconsin governor Scott WALKER (R)(b. 11/2/67) taking heat the week these comments are being written (week of March 6, 2011). Unrelated to quick physical transformation; 1981 splits; or lewd paper and pencil schoolhouse artists: CHESTnut (b. 1962) shares a DEC. 18 birthday with rap artist DMX, who was born Earl Simmons in Baltimore, MD in 1970.
Unrelated to dining with your BEAU, VICTOR GARBer was Jackson BEAUdine in “I Had Three Wives”, while David fAUSTINo was Andrew BEAUdine. Robert CHESTnut (12/18/62 in L.A.) as Donny Lambert in the series is unrelated to NFL QB DONovan McNabb or thoroughbred racing. Moreover, CHESTnut as COOKIE Danza in ERNEST BORGnine’s “Airwolf” is unrelated to the first Demoncratic presidential debate for the 2008 campaign taking place on the campus of South Carolina State Univ. in Orangeburg, SC on 4/26/07.
Robert CHESTnut as COOKIE DANZA on an episode of “Airwolf” might evoke actor Tony DANZA (b. Anthony Salvatore Iadanza; 4/21/50) who co-starred with Judith Light (b. 2/9/49 in TRENTon, NJ) on “Who’s The Boss”. “Boss" also starred ALyssa JAYne MILano (b. 12/19/72) of “CHARMed” and “MelROSE PLACE” as SAMantha MICElli. Danza was married to RHONDA Yeoman Iadanza (1970-1974) and Tracy Robinson (1986-2007). RHONDA ALdrich was Sue LAMBert in “I Had Three Wives”, which had Denise Kerwin as RHONDA carSON
CHESTnut starred in an “Airwolf” episode titled “Short Walk To Freedom”, which also had Philip PALEY as ERNIE Wolf. Despite “Airwolf” & “I Had Three Wives” airing on CBS, actor Philip PALEY is presumably no kin to William Samuel Paley (087-03-3119) the celebrated chief executive who built CBS. Some sources say William Paley was born SEP. 27, 1901 or on the fifth birthday of U.S. Senator Samuel JAMES ERvin (D-NC; 578-52-3300). Now, KATIE cOURIC is anchor of “CBS Evening News” on Paley’s network
CBS News’ KaTIE CouRIC: unrelated to Cpt. KaTIE LESLIE and 1st officer JONATHAN Gibbs’ BeechCRAFT 1900D flight in January 2003 (a child screamed “Daddy”), despite same day OAKland CLEANERS shadowing ChexSystems and 19212-057. Ernest BORGnine starred with JONATHAN SILVERman in “The Single Guy” on Couric’s old network, NBC. The index didn’t readily give up kaTIE Leslie, but unrelated to LaFAYEtte, another LESLIE dying JAN. 2003, FAYE Leslie (559-40-9329), turned 65 the day Sam erVIN died: 4/23/85
Ernest BORGnine (b. Ermes Effron BORGnino, Jan. 24, 1917 in HAMden, CT) played “DOORman” in sitcom “The Single Guy”. His “Single Guy” co-star, JONATHAN ELihu SILVERman (b. Aug. 5, 1966) was Richard PARKer in “Weekend At bERNIE’s” in which he famously partied with a dead Terry KISSer (b. 8/1/39 in Omaha, NE) who played dead homeowner bERNIE Lomax. Unrelated to duplicitous, inscrutable ASIAN cultures, MING-Na played TRUDY in the “Single Guy”, which sounds like accusingly pointing out the “TRUE D”
From sonIA SOtoMAYOR complaints of real senators to the “no complications” realm of fictional senators: “I Had Three Wives” episode airing SEP. 13, 1985 had John ConsiDINE as SENATOR Grainger. Unrelated: shirtless 2-man locker rooms & poorly reviewed “dorking” 3 years later. The 9/13/85 episode, titled “Runaround Sue”, had Josef Sommer as McWilliams. Sommer (b. in Greifswald, Germany) turned 69 the day real-life U.S. Sen. STROM THURmonD (250-64-5145 b. Dec. 5, 1902 edgeFIELD, SC) died: 6/26/93
Unrelated to U.S. Sen. JESSe A. Helms (R-NC; 241-14-4670)--who might have cast a "NO" vote for Sonia SOtoMAYOR confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court if he were alive--but continuing to contrast SOtoMAYOR complaints of real senators with the realm of fiction: Actor Josef Sommer played Senator JESSup in the 2002 film “Sum Of All Fears”. Actor Morgan Freeman was DCI William Cabot in “Fears” and does the opening announce for the “CBS Evening News with KaTIE CourIC”, witch originates in New York
Dorothy FIELDing in the “I Had Three Wives” episode “Runaround Sue” as Joanne is unrelated to actor John Larroquette as prosecutor Dan FIELDing on the long-running NBC sitcom “Night Court”. Still, NFL QB Donovan McNabb was born in CHICAGO on NEW ORLEANS-born Larroquette’s 29th birthday (11/25/76) and Larroquette plays title character “McBride” in a hallMARK Channel series. “Night Court” star Harry Anderson moved from NEW ORLEANS after 2005’s Hurricane KATrINA, citing mayor RAY NAGin fatigue
“Night Court” star Harry Anderson moved from NEW ORLEANS after 2005’s Hurricane KATrINA, pointing to the 2006 re-election of mayor CLARENCE RAY (beam attack) NAGin (b. June 11, 1956)--who Anderson blamed for many of the city’s woes--as evidence the city was “stuck on stupid”. Unrelated to NIGHT COURT fictional Dan FIELDing, Dorothy FIELDing was “Mrs. DEERfield” on CBS drama “WIOU” episode “Do The Wrong Thing”, airing on the 22nd birthday of CNN contributor Roland Sebastian Martin: NOV. 14, 1990.
Unrelated to the 9331 CHERRY VALLEY CT address or Interstate 95 in NC: JONATHAN SILVERman was born on AUG. 5, 1966 or the 46th birthday of “Night Court” star SELMA Diamond (d. MAY 13, 1985--day WILSON goodE dropped the bomb on Philly’s radical M.O.V.E.). Marjorie Armstrong "MARKie" Post (b. 11/04/50) was Christine Sullivan on “Night Court” and Donovan McNabb--who lists NEW ORLEANS classic RED BEANS & RICE as his favorite dish--was drafted 2nd overall by the NFL PHILADELPHIA Eagles in 1999
I forgot to say, YEAH to the Firefighters for winning their case in the Supreme Courts. My husband (retired Chicago Firefighter) has had to deal w/this kind of discrimination for the past 20 or so years. I remember when they starting letting women here on the job, and I could not believe some of the women they hired. 5'1, 98 pounds, come on, who would she save. The men always had to help her carry everything. If you can't do the job, or pass a test, you don't deserve to have the job.
This is America. A country where if you work hard, you can achieve the dream. Raising people to a higher level, without their being able to pass a test is ludicrous. A captain on the Fire Dept tells firefighters, where to go, and what to do in a fire. I for one don't want someone who can't pass the test to tell firefighters how to combat a fire at my house. In Puerto Rico, maybe that's how they get by, but our standards here in America should always be #1.
I hope Sotomayor incites the Revolution somehow. It's long overdo, and most folks have prepared themselves very well for it. The words of Thomas Jefferson will ring true very soon.
who are u talking to,me or someone else,she would be great for this,but gay rascist and i can't believe some republicans don't want obama to legalize immagrants,thats so gay,but i'm a grown up though,so i don't want to make enemies,so like a man,im gonna end this now.....bye
In dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the white firefighters "understandably attract this court's sympathy. But they had no vested right to promotion. Nor have other persons received promotions in preference to them."
Justices Souter, Stephen Breyer and John Paul Stevens signed onto Ginsburg's dissent, which she read aloud in court Monday. Speaking dismissively of the majority opinion, she predicted the court's ruling "will not have staying power."
she is a bigot and a sexes liberal utopiast.some more fucked up change.the demomcrats have no sence of real america.they pull votes from urban areas.the ones they pay every month with gov.handout or liberal college turdz,do us a favor n.korea,please destroy this gov. so we can start over
Awesome ruling!! Back in 1979 and just out of highschool I signed up a skilled trade apprentiship in Detroit MI. I scored in the top 98% yet minorities who scored much, much lower were accepted into the program. Most of these lower scoring applicants did not remain in the program which created a revolving door. Eventually after 5 years I was accepted into the program. The apprentiship coordinator apoligized up and down but he had a quota to fill..... The BEST should get the job!!!!
activist judge,no law all feelings,if a man had said he made better decisions than a beaner bitch ,he would NOT even be consider.people sell out to people that dislike their race daily,,,sheople
A man left his wife and kids to go jerk off in Argentina, and he gets to keep his job and dignity; his party thinks it would be just wonderful if his wife would take him back. Now, this unwise man has been screwing around, and the party wants him to put his wife at risk fir STDs.
Yeah, Your right and the highest job the man had was President of the United States. Remember Bill Clinton, he got to keep his job. And how about Hillary stating she was not a "stand by my man, kind of woman, I guess she lies too.
And after his presidency who knows how many times he has cheated. Maybe we should test him for STD's so our beloved Hillary doesnt get infected (if thats even remotely possible- lol).
I thought Clinton was impeached for his "not having sex" with Monica?
I think Bill cost Hillary the presidency. He will pay for his nonsense forever. The "decent" thing about Bill is that never claimed some supernatural morality, like God was his golf buddy.
Marion Barry's wife, Effie (R.I.P.) had the best idea: she left that bastoad after everything subsided.
Impeachment charges were brought against him but Clinton was acquitted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice in "99", he continued to be the President till 2001.
The Messiah Obama and his sheep followers cost Hillary her chance at he Presidency. Clinton didnt admit to anything other than lying to the american people. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN- Clinton "I did not have sexual relations with that women". HMMM
Yes we are. Jesus is my Messiah. We need remind others that this current President is not the Chosen One as described by Pelosi, The Messiah as described by his many many followers who in their own words refer to him as The Messiah, here to save us
Just look at youtube vids and you will see the brainwashing of young and old, including adults brainwashing elementary kids in chorus about Obama the Messiah. SAD SAD SAD
I do not know of anyone who thinks a politician is a messiah. I am talking about human beings, not internet beings.
I do know people who believe the Bible says we are to pray for those in leadership. There was not chant about Obama the Messiah. If you find a link where kinds are chanting that he is Messiah, I would like to see that. He never said he was messiah. I have noticed that a lot of "christians" hate him.
Bill Clinton was impeached for perjury (Lying) in a court of law during a case where a woman named Paula Jones was seeking redress for sexual advances and unjust dismissal while Bill Clinton was Governor of Arkansas.
Oh yeah, totally forgot about Paula J. DC was al abuzz about the Monica sex stuff, I totally forgot about the rest of them. (I remember now, an article about the women of Clinton).
This must be very awkward for her, imagine going so long as a judge and finally being put under a microscope, that's like when the T-Rex gets killed by the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park 3.
How does this demonstrate Sotomayor's racism? Four of the nine justices upheld her ruling. Are they racist? Is the majority of the 2nd Circuit that supported her opinion racist? You're obviously an idiot.
She was the lead justice on this one....why do lib's always have to throw epithets at those who disagree with them??? The other two justices didn't like the breavity of her ruling (one line dismissing the case) funny that the Supreme Court managed to reverse her in a 93 page document
It wasn't an epithet. The comment is idiotic and the person who wrote that is an idiot. Your facts are also wrong. Two other judges signed the short opinion. Two of the 13 judges on the court criticized the brevity of the opinion. And appellate courts frequently issue short opinions sustaining lower court rulings. There is nothing shocking or out of the ordinary here.
Peaches - what would you think of a judge who said this?
"I would hope that a wise WHITE MAN with the richness of HIS experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a HISPANIC FEMALE who hasn't lived that life."
You know what would happen. And the fact that she would even THINK like that gives pause....
Is her ruling idiotic? No. Was it wrong? Perhaps. Five of the court's nine judges wrote that the New Haven Fire Department erred. Kennedy's majority opinion, however, said the case posed very complicated legal questions. He's right!!! That's my point as well. Many people think the issues here are clear; they're not. All the judges involved, both conservatives and liberals, should be taken seriously as legal thinkers, including Sotomayor.
Have you heard the oral arguments in this case? Of course, you haven't. If you had, you would realize she took the case extremely seriously. She was not the only one who support this one paragraph opinion, a majority of the 2nd Circuit did as well. Again, I don't care if you don't support her, but you should at least have your facts down if you going to malign a very talented jurist.
I thought that Obama stood for fairness, If so then how could he nominate this woman who could not even see how unfair this was to those firefighters?
Obama nominated Sotomayor because she's fair. If you read her opinion, she expressed sympathy for the firefighters. But she had to follow the law and precedent, which she has done throughout her career. You should read more before you judge people.
Because a 5-to-4 majority of the court decided to make new law. The court created a new legal standard today--a standard that wasn't part of American jurisprudence when the 2nd Circuit ruled. Additionally, you are making this about Sotomayor when it's really about the 2nd Circuit. The Supreme Court reversed the ruling of the 2nd Circuit.
I lost tract here. I will answer your last question? I don't care if people do not agree with lower court rulings. However, it is an insult to Sotomayor and to the judicial process to call the 2nd Circuit decision racist. Reasonable people should be able to disagree without receiving such ugly labels. I happen to believe Justice Kennedy was wrong, but I don't think he's a racist. I don't think he's unqualified for the court. Sotomayor should be given the same respect.
Drpeaches, I'm afraid that Sotomayor lost much of her honor when she repeatedly came up with that statement "I believe that a wise Latino woman will make better decisions than that of a white male"!
As many have said... reverse that same saying with a white male making that statement and the nomination would have been thrown out long ago. She may not be racist personally, but her decisions may come out as racial all the same!
I do believe that MLK would be rather ashamed of her decisions!
bigtex501, I actually don't have a problem with the statement. Reversing the statement is a canard, silly really. If someone said: "I believe a wise poor white male from the south...will more often than not make better decisions" regarding this population. I think that's fair. Being members of marginalized populations should give you more insight into the issues facing those populations, and, as a jurist, help you better understand the context of complicated legal issues.
Yup,,,,, this is why she has been reversed 6 out of 7 times by the US Supreme Court, she is and always has been ruled by politics as much as the law...what the heck do you think LaRaza is anywhy.....
Oh my goodness!!! People should really think for themselves. echristianiii writes: "She has been reversed 6 out of 7 times." What does this statistic mean? It definitely doesn't mean what echristianiii suggests it does. How many opinions have Sotomayor authored about 380? How many of these opinions have gone to the Supreme Court 7? How many have been reversed? Idiots say her record is 6 to 7. The truth is 6 to 380.
southpore1, My brother and most of my family are Firefighters and I am aware of how hard they all work no matter there races. Working hard has never been the American way, f@#*ing people over is. These fire men are saying if you work hard you can succeed in America. Then you are saying that if you are poor then you don't work hard. This is false the poor are the hardest working people in the USA! USA! USA and around the world.
There are lazy people and hard working people at all levels of economic scale. It is unfair to say that one or the other is harder working. Now if you were to say, one is smarter working than the other............ you'd have a valid argument.
Every one that is calling Sotomayor a racist is showing every one there ignorance. These fire men are just playing politics to win there agenda. They are the ones that are borderline racist because they do not stand up for black or the latino fire men when there hard work goes unanswered.
what a racist pig...this is totally unacceptable in our great nation!!!
SO WHY DID OBAMA APPOINT THIS DISGUSTING EMBARASSMENT THAT SPITS ON THE VERY PRINCIPLES THAT OUR NATION IS BUILT UPON?? SHES LOWER THEN DIRT!! THE THING HAS NO HONOR!! DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
Not the 1st Supreme Court Justice who's had a decision overturned & won't be the last.
And in fact Justices on the USSC are often undecided on an issue & I think this may have been a 5-4 decision on this case before the court, but I could be corrected.
Anyway, the lady is so extremely well-qualified it's hard for me to imagine her not receiving at least 65 Senate votes for confirmation.
Sotomayor & the 4 SC justices got it wrong -- this case was in you face racism & I'm uncertain how anyone could justiy the fire fighters not getting their promotion after meeting the required testing
Sotomayor & the 4 SC justices got it wrong -- this case was in you face racism & I'm uncertain how anyone could justiy the fire fighters not getting their promotion after meeting the required testing
Sotomayor will be on the Supreme Court. It does not matter that she failed miserably to support her decision to uphold the lower court ruling. The opinion she wrote was one paragraph long essentially just saying the lower court was right. I've never met a lawyer who was able to state their opinion in one paragraph. Guess she thinks it is just her job to have a yes or no opinion. Not an opinion that can be supported by rationale thoughts.
I would like to go on record as saying I feel she is wholly incapable of ruling fairly. the Ricci case is a prime example. The city hadn't been sued for the test, no one could prove that blacks were disproportionately impacted by the test (ie. they didn't fail b/c they were blacks), and similar tests had been used to promote blacks before. Sotomayor et al. argued that cities can violate their charters if they fear a lawsuit, and that runs contrary to rule of law!
The judgement was racist against white people. If only black firefighters passed the test, you can be sure that they would have been given the promotions. This is ridiculous!!!!
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In a March 2011 story penned by JAMES WARrEN for “The Atlantic”, it’s reported that U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice sonIA SOtoMAYOR complained to a friend about the tedious minutia of questioning during her U.S. Senate confirmation hearings, specifically saying of senators: "I think they already know the color of my underwear." sotoMAYOR--the first of two quick, early first-term U.S. Supreme Court appointments by President Barack Hussein Obama--is unrelated to watch?v=YsJyfJ0b-WA
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Soap hunk SHEmar Moore (b. 1970) shares an APRIL 20 birthday with retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens (b. 1920) and has ignited more than a few female wet fantasies by showing not just the COLOR OF HIS UNDERWEAR, but muscles, bulges and curves in all the right places. Stevens served on the high court from December 19, 1975 until June 29, 2010. His replacement, Elana Kagan, assumed office on the 12th anniversary of AL qAIDa bombings of U.S. Embassies in KENya & Tanzania: 8/07/10
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Self-help audio can be loosely tied to gridiron games & extending “fleeting glory”. The color of one’s underwear doesn’t effect strength of athletic play even in a “lights out” performance during home start of a perfect campaign--even if said performance is accompanied by literal “lights out” at the venue. Nevertheless & without judgment: VICTOR GARBer, fAUSTINo & Robert CHESTnut were in CBS series “I Had Three Wives”--evoking serial marrying or easy “shack up”-- the evening of SEP. 13, 1985.
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“I Had Three Wives” actor VICTOR GARBer has a surname beginning GARB, while underwear is the GARB adults typically choose to show to only a select few, invited guests in private boudoir settings. NBA star Blake AUSTIN Griffin (prepped at OklaHOMa Christian in EDMOND, Oklahoma) was born on GARBer’s 40th birthday (3/16/89), while a pre-“Married with Children” David fAUSTINo was GARBer’s “I Had Three Wives” co-star.
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Robert CHESTnut was Donny LAMBert in the CBS series “I Had Three Wives” and is unrelated to “UNION busting” Wisconsin governor Scott WALKER (R)(b. 11/2/67) taking heat the week these comments are being written (week of March 6, 2011). Unrelated to quick physical transformation; 1981 splits; or lewd paper and pencil schoolhouse artists: CHESTnut (b. 1962) shares a DEC. 18 birthday with rap artist DMX, who was born Earl Simmons in Baltimore, MD in 1970.
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Unrelated to dining with your BEAU, VICTOR GARBer was Jackson BEAUdine in “I Had Three Wives”, while David fAUSTINo was Andrew BEAUdine. Robert CHESTnut (12/18/62 in L.A.) as Donny Lambert in the series is unrelated to NFL QB DONovan McNabb or thoroughbred racing. Moreover, CHESTnut as COOKIE Danza in ERNEST BORGnine’s “Airwolf” is unrelated to the first Demoncratic presidential debate for the 2008 campaign taking place on the campus of South Carolina State Univ. in Orangeburg, SC on 4/26/07.
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Robert CHESTnut as COOKIE DANZA on an episode of “Airwolf” might evoke actor Tony DANZA (b. Anthony Salvatore Iadanza; 4/21/50) who co-starred with Judith Light (b. 2/9/49 in TRENTon, NJ) on “Who’s The Boss”. “Boss" also starred ALyssa JAYne MILano (b. 12/19/72) of “CHARMed” and “MelROSE PLACE” as SAMantha MICElli. Danza was married to RHONDA Yeoman Iadanza (1970-1974) and Tracy Robinson (1986-2007). RHONDA ALdrich was Sue LAMBert in “I Had Three Wives”, which had Denise Kerwin as RHONDA carSON
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CHESTnut starred in an “Airwolf” episode titled “Short Walk To Freedom”, which also had Philip PALEY as ERNIE Wolf. Despite “Airwolf” & “I Had Three Wives” airing on CBS, actor Philip PALEY is presumably no kin to William Samuel Paley (087-03-3119) the celebrated chief executive who built CBS. Some sources say William Paley was born SEP. 27, 1901 or on the fifth birthday of U.S. Senator Samuel JAMES ERvin (D-NC; 578-52-3300). Now, KATIE cOURIC is anchor of “CBS Evening News” on Paley’s network
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CBS News’ KaTIE CouRIC: unrelated to Cpt. KaTIE LESLIE and 1st officer JONATHAN Gibbs’ BeechCRAFT 1900D flight in January 2003 (a child screamed “Daddy”), despite same day OAKland CLEANERS shadowing ChexSystems and 19212-057. Ernest BORGnine starred with JONATHAN SILVERman in “The Single Guy” on Couric’s old network, NBC. The index didn’t readily give up kaTIE Leslie, but unrelated to LaFAYEtte, another LESLIE dying JAN. 2003, FAYE Leslie (559-40-9329), turned 65 the day Sam erVIN died: 4/23/85
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Ernest BORGnine (b. Ermes Effron BORGnino, Jan. 24, 1917 in HAMden, CT) played “DOORman” in sitcom “The Single Guy”. His “Single Guy” co-star, JONATHAN ELihu SILVERman (b. Aug. 5, 1966) was Richard PARKer in “Weekend At bERNIE’s” in which he famously partied with a dead Terry KISSer (b. 8/1/39 in Omaha, NE) who played dead homeowner bERNIE Lomax. Unrelated to duplicitous, inscrutable ASIAN cultures, MING-Na played TRUDY in the “Single Guy”, which sounds like accusingly pointing out the “TRUE D”
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From sonIA SOtoMAYOR complaints of real senators to the “no complications” realm of fictional senators: “I Had Three Wives” episode airing SEP. 13, 1985 had John ConsiDINE as SENATOR Grainger. Unrelated: shirtless 2-man locker rooms & poorly reviewed “dorking” 3 years later. The 9/13/85 episode, titled “Runaround Sue”, had Josef Sommer as McWilliams. Sommer (b. in Greifswald, Germany) turned 69 the day real-life U.S. Sen. STROM THURmonD (250-64-5145 b. Dec. 5, 1902 edgeFIELD, SC) died: 6/26/93
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Unrelated to U.S. Sen. JESSe A. Helms (R-NC; 241-14-4670)--who might have cast a "NO" vote for Sonia SOtoMAYOR confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court if he were alive--but continuing to contrast SOtoMAYOR complaints of real senators with the realm of fiction: Actor Josef Sommer played Senator JESSup in the 2002 film “Sum Of All Fears”. Actor Morgan Freeman was DCI William Cabot in “Fears” and does the opening announce for the “CBS Evening News with KaTIE CourIC”, witch originates in New York
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Dorothy FIELDing in the “I Had Three Wives” episode “Runaround Sue” as Joanne is unrelated to actor John Larroquette as prosecutor Dan FIELDing on the long-running NBC sitcom “Night Court”. Still, NFL QB Donovan McNabb was born in CHICAGO on NEW ORLEANS-born Larroquette’s 29th birthday (11/25/76) and Larroquette plays title character “McBride” in a hallMARK Channel series. “Night Court” star Harry Anderson moved from NEW ORLEANS after 2005’s Hurricane KATrINA, citing mayor RAY NAGin fatigue
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“Night Court” star Harry Anderson moved from NEW ORLEANS after 2005’s Hurricane KATrINA, pointing to the 2006 re-election of mayor CLARENCE RAY (beam attack) NAGin (b. June 11, 1956)--who Anderson blamed for many of the city’s woes--as evidence the city was “stuck on stupid”. Unrelated to NIGHT COURT fictional Dan FIELDing, Dorothy FIELDing was “Mrs. DEERfield” on CBS drama “WIOU” episode “Do The Wrong Thing”, airing on the 22nd birthday of CNN contributor Roland Sebastian Martin: NOV. 14, 1990.
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I forgot to say, YEAH to the Firefighters for winning their case in the Supreme Courts. My husband (retired Chicago Firefighter) has had to deal w/this kind of discrimination for the past 20 or so years. I remember when they starting letting women here on the job, and I could not believe some of the women they hired. 5'1, 98 pounds, come on, who would she save. The men always had to help her carry everything. If you can't do the job, or pass a test, you don't deserve to have the job.
nguttillo 2 years ago
This is America. A country where if you work hard, you can achieve the dream. Raising people to a higher level, without their being able to pass a test is ludicrous. A captain on the Fire Dept tells firefighters, where to go, and what to do in a fire. I for one don't want someone who can't pass the test to tell firefighters how to combat a fire at my house. In Puerto Rico, maybe that's how they get by, but our standards here in America should always be #1.
nguttillo 2 years ago
I hope Sotomayor incites the Revolution somehow. It's long overdo, and most folks have prepared themselves very well for it. The words of Thomas Jefferson will ring true very soon.
joe80dman 2 years ago
No she's a Puerorican that's way way different than a mexican. Ricans have Negro blood. Mexicans don't.
angeloamericano 2 years ago
i told u, we are talking overrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!
veraxico 2 years ago
Shell start passing out citizenship to all her wetback inbred cousins.
2facedguks 2 years ago 2
lol
99ranger202 2 years ago
I doubt she has even read the constitution plus she looks like some freaky Latin hermi it has to have a wiener
grinchjr 2 years ago
Fuck this Racist Bitch!!!
she Looks fucked up in the head!
Ishitonyou666 2 years ago
shi s good
99ranger202 2 years ago
Sotomayer is a Racist.
The Democrats support Sotomayer and Racism.
This should open up many eyes to what the Democrats are really about!
duelo99 2 years ago
republicaans s rasism the democrats s good good goooooooooooooooooooood
99ranger202 2 years ago
you can now log off and let the grownups talk.
duelo99 2 years ago
who are u talking to,me or someone else,she would be great for this,but gay rascist and i can't believe some republicans don't want obama to legalize immagrants,thats so gay,but i'm a grown up though,so i don't want to make enemies,so like a man,im gonna end this now.....bye
99ranger202 2 years ago
Now maybe this country can move forward and leave the "skin color" issue out of ANY argument!
I'm just hoping once Sotomayor takes her seat in the High Court... her rulings won't bring back racism and begin the argument all over again!
And if she doesn't.... then the words of MLK will FINALLY be changed from "dream" to "reality"!
bigtex501 2 years ago
Racism will not go away, it is too much of a money-maker. When we fight each other, corporate America benefits because we are not looking at THEM.
"Let them eat cake" and stuff like that.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
In dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the white firefighters "understandably attract this court's sympathy. But they had no vested right to promotion. Nor have other persons received promotions in preference to them."
Justices Souter, Stephen Breyer and John Paul Stevens signed onto Ginsburg's dissent, which she read aloud in court Monday. Speaking dismissively of the majority opinion, she predicted the court's ruling "will not have staying power."
So, did they win or not?
chgosatrap 2 years ago
she is a bigot and a sexes liberal utopiast.some more fucked up change.the demomcrats have no sence of real america.they pull votes from urban areas.the ones they pay every month with gov.handout or liberal college turdz,do us a favor n.korea,please destroy this gov. so we can start over
feeldhand 2 years ago 3
Awesome ruling!! Back in 1979 and just out of highschool I signed up a skilled trade apprentiship in Detroit MI. I scored in the top 98% yet minorities who scored much, much lower were accepted into the program. Most of these lower scoring applicants did not remain in the program which created a revolving door. Eventually after 5 years I was accepted into the program. The apprentiship coordinator apoligized up and down but he had a quota to fill..... The BEST should get the job!!!!
toneo2001 2 years ago 3
activist judge,no law all feelings,if a man had said he made better decisions than a beaner bitch ,he would NOT even be consider.people sell out to people that dislike their race daily,,,sheople
feeldhand 2 years ago
A man left his wife and kids to go jerk off in Argentina, and he gets to keep his job and dignity; his party thinks it would be just wonderful if his wife would take him back. Now, this unwise man has been screwing around, and the party wants him to put his wife at risk fir STDs.
Men can still get away with murder.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
chgosatrap
Yeah, Your right and the highest job the man had was President of the United States. Remember Bill Clinton, he got to keep his job. And how about Hillary stating she was not a "stand by my man, kind of woman, I guess she lies too.
And after his presidency who knows how many times he has cheated. Maybe we should test him for STD's so our beloved Hillary doesnt get infected (if thats even remotely possible- lol).
USARIP1 2 years ago
I thought Clinton was impeached for his "not having sex" with Monica?
I think Bill cost Hillary the presidency. He will pay for his nonsense forever. The "decent" thing about Bill is that never claimed some supernatural morality, like God was his golf buddy.
Marion Barry's wife, Effie (R.I.P.) had the best idea: she left that bastoad after everything subsided.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
Impeachment charges were brought against him but Clinton was acquitted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice in "99", he continued to be the President till 2001.
The Messiah Obama and his sheep followers cost Hillary her chance at he Presidency. Clinton didnt admit to anything other than lying to the american people. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN- Clinton "I did not have sexual relations with that women". HMMM
USARIP1 2 years ago
I thought we were actually having a nice discussion. Jesus is the Messiah.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
Yes we are. Jesus is my Messiah. We need remind others that this current President is not the Chosen One as described by Pelosi, The Messiah as described by his many many followers who in their own words refer to him as The Messiah, here to save us
Just look at youtube vids and you will see the brainwashing of young and old, including adults brainwashing elementary kids in chorus about Obama the Messiah. SAD SAD SAD
USARIP1 2 years ago
I do not know of anyone who thinks a politician is a messiah. I am talking about human beings, not internet beings.
I do know people who believe the Bible says we are to pray for those in leadership. There was not chant about Obama the Messiah. If you find a link where kinds are chanting that he is Messiah, I would like to see that. He never said he was messiah. I have noticed that a lot of "christians" hate him.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
No,
Bill Clinton was impeached for perjury (Lying) in a court of law during a case where a woman named Paula Jones was seeking redress for sexual advances and unjust dismissal while Bill Clinton was Governor of Arkansas.
Read a newspaper sometime.
duelo99 2 years ago
Oh yeah, totally forgot about Paula J. DC was al abuzz about the Monica sex stuff, I totally forgot about the rest of them. (I remember now, an article about the women of Clinton).
"Read a newspaper sometime"
*sigh*
chgosatrap 2 years ago
It was still a stupid case.
demon515 2 years ago
This must be very awkward for her, imagine going so long as a judge and finally being put under a microscope, that's like when the T-Rex gets killed by the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park 3.
BinkieMcFartnuggets 2 years ago
She is 1 - 6 on opinions that have gone to the supreme court.
News4usall 2 years ago
2 and 4, but who's counting, right? the SC overturns about 75% of the time anyway.
And Alito and Scalia, when they were on lower courts, were overturned by the Supreme Court every single time their cases were granted cert there.
qwertyman129 2 years ago
This AGAIN points to Sotomayor's RACISM.
This woman has NO business being a Surpreme Court Justice!
NoCensorshipYT 2 years ago 3
How does this demonstrate Sotomayor's racism? Four of the nine justices upheld her ruling. Are they racist? Is the majority of the 2nd Circuit that supported her opinion racist? You're obviously an idiot.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
No, but in this case their ruling WAS racist.
News4usall 2 years ago 2
She was the lead justice on this one....why do lib's always have to throw epithets at those who disagree with them??? The other two justices didn't like the breavity of her ruling (one line dismissing the case) funny that the Supreme Court managed to reverse her in a 93 page document
echristianiii 2 years ago 3
It wasn't an epithet. The comment is idiotic and the person who wrote that is an idiot. Your facts are also wrong. Two other judges signed the short opinion. Two of the 13 judges on the court criticized the brevity of the opinion. And appellate courts frequently issue short opinions sustaining lower court rulings. There is nothing shocking or out of the ordinary here.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
No epithets from peaches, yet "idiot" and "idiotic"? Hilarious. Take your blinders off.
If anything was "idiotic", it was her ruling that was reversed by the SUPREME COURT.
News4usall 2 years ago
Peaches - what would you think of a judge who said this?
"I would hope that a wise WHITE MAN with the richness of HIS experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a HISPANIC FEMALE who hasn't lived that life."
You know what would happen. And the fact that she would even THINK like that gives pause....
-take care
News4usall 2 years ago
Well, I would agree, because my focus would be on the word "wise". A wise person would make better decisions than one who is not wise.
chgosatrap 2 years ago
I was being cute with the "idiotic."
Is her ruling idiotic? No. Was it wrong? Perhaps. Five of the court's nine judges wrote that the New Haven Fire Department erred. Kennedy's majority opinion, however, said the case posed very complicated legal questions. He's right!!! That's my point as well. Many people think the issues here are clear; they're not. All the judges involved, both conservatives and liberals, should be taken seriously as legal thinkers, including Sotomayor.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
Legal questions so complicated that lead judge Sotomayer dismissed it with a one paragraph, unsigned opinion.
Hard to take someone seriously when they don't appear to feel the same about their work.
News4usall 2 years ago
Have you heard the oral arguments in this case? Of course, you haven't. If you had, you would realize she took the case extremely seriously. She was not the only one who support this one paragraph opinion, a majority of the 2nd Circuit did as well. Again, I don't care if you don't support her, but you should at least have your facts down if you going to malign a very talented jurist.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
Peaches - was what I said wrong?
Was her opinion only one paragraph, and unsigned?
News4usall 2 years ago
I thought that Obama stood for fairness, If so then how could he nominate this woman who could not even see how unfair this was to those firefighters?
Fockersnextdoor 2 years ago 3
Obama nominated Sotomayor because she's fair. If you read her opinion, she expressed sympathy for the firefighters. But she had to follow the law and precedent, which she has done throughout her career. You should read more before you judge people.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
then why was her opinion reversed by the supreme court?
News4usall 2 years ago
Because a 5-to-4 majority of the court decided to make new law. The court created a new legal standard today--a standard that wasn't part of American jurisprudence when the 2nd Circuit ruled. Additionally, you are making this about Sotomayor when it's really about the 2nd Circuit. The Supreme Court reversed the ruling of the 2nd Circuit.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
Peaches - Judge Kennedy said the ruling VIOLATED existing federal law.
Take a deep breath. Why are you going to such ridiculous lengths to defend the judge in this instance - is she a relative?
News4usall 2 years ago
I lost tract here. I will answer your last question? I don't care if people do not agree with lower court rulings. However, it is an insult to Sotomayor and to the judicial process to call the 2nd Circuit decision racist. Reasonable people should be able to disagree without receiving such ugly labels. I happen to believe Justice Kennedy was wrong, but I don't think he's a racist. I don't think he's unqualified for the court. Sotomayor should be given the same respect.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
Drpeaches, I'm afraid that Sotomayor lost much of her honor when she repeatedly came up with that statement "I believe that a wise Latino woman will make better decisions than that of a white male"!
As many have said... reverse that same saying with a white male making that statement and the nomination would have been thrown out long ago. She may not be racist personally, but her decisions may come out as racial all the same!
I do believe that MLK would be rather ashamed of her decisions!
bigtex501 2 years ago
bigtex501, I actually don't have a problem with the statement. Reversing the statement is a canard, silly really. If someone said: "I believe a wise poor white male from the south...will more often than not make better decisions" regarding this population. I think that's fair. Being members of marginalized populations should give you more insight into the issues facing those populations, and, as a jurist, help you better understand the context of complicated legal issues.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
DrPeac
It should be about the Constitution & the laws established therein! Not an emotional thought process determining the cases!
She saw that it was fine to throw out the highest scores so minorities with lesser scores could take the position!
And silly to think the reverse?
I think not!
Whites have been walking on egg shells regarding the races when the pendulum went far left.
Consider this..If a white & black person were to use the "N" word in a crowd, what would happen in each case?
bigtex501 2 years ago
Yup,,,,, this is why she has been reversed 6 out of 7 times by the US Supreme Court, she is and always has been ruled by politics as much as the law...what the heck do you think LaRaza is anywhy.....
echristianiii 2 years ago
Oh my goodness!!! People should really think for themselves. echristianiii writes: "She has been reversed 6 out of 7 times." What does this statistic mean? It definitely doesn't mean what echristianiii suggests it does. How many opinions have Sotomayor authored about 380? How many of these opinions have gone to the Supreme Court 7? How many have been reversed? Idiots say her record is 6 to 7. The truth is 6 to 380.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
about time whites got some fucking rights too.
duba3988 2 years ago 5
The Supreme court hasn't totally lost its mind!!! Before this decision, I was afraid that they had!
Hope!!!
ladylordess 2 years ago
southpore1, My brother and most of my family are Firefighters and I am aware of how hard they all work no matter there races. Working hard has never been the American way, f@#*ing people over is. These fire men are saying if you work hard you can succeed in America. Then you are saying that if you are poor then you don't work hard. This is false the poor are the hardest working people in the USA! USA! USA and around the world.
peter4redstar 2 years ago
There are lazy people and hard working people at all levels of economic scale. It is unfair to say that one or the other is harder working. Now if you were to say, one is smarter working than the other............ you'd have a valid argument.
ladylordess 2 years ago
Every one that is calling Sotomayor a racist is showing every one there ignorance. These fire men are just playing politics to win there agenda. They are the ones that are borderline racist because they do not stand up for black or the latino fire men when there hard work goes unanswered.
peter4redstar 2 years ago
peter4redstar, you are the ignorant one. These firefighters studied hard to get promoted, that's the American way. USA! USA! USA!
southpore1 2 years ago 4
sotomayor is a racist with a mental disorder!!!!
beauzackosta 2 years ago 2
You obviously have some experience here: you're a crazy, racist.
drpeaches1979 2 years ago
Judge Sodomy'r is a lunatic
ybnvs2 2 years ago 2
what a racist pig...this is totally unacceptable in our great nation!!!
SO WHY DID OBAMA APPOINT THIS DISGUSTING EMBARASSMENT THAT SPITS ON THE VERY PRINCIPLES THAT OUR NATION IS BUILT UPON?? SHES LOWER THEN DIRT!! THE THING HAS NO HONOR!! DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
DOWN WITH Sotomayor!!
WesternRevolutions 2 years ago 4
Another great pick Obama roflmao
puppiesrule709 2 years ago 4
Not the 1st Supreme Court Justice who's had a decision overturned & won't be the last.
And in fact Justices on the USSC are often undecided on an issue & I think this may have been a 5-4 decision on this case before the court, but I could be corrected.
Anyway, the lady is so extremely well-qualified it's hard for me to imagine her not receiving at least 65 Senate votes for confirmation.
DillonX 2 years ago
DillonX:
Sotomayor & the 4 SC justices got it wrong -- this case was in you face racism & I'm uncertain how anyone could justiy the fire fighters not getting their promotion after meeting the required testing
Perhaps Sotomayor doesn't deserve a "promotion"
2010GOP 2 years ago 9
201gop EXTREMELY WELL SAID.
mrbriscoe2001 2 years ago
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DillonX:
Sotomayor & the 4 SC justices got it wrong -- this case was in you face racism & I'm uncertain how anyone could justiy the fire fighters not getting their promotion after meeting the required testing
Perhaps Sotomayor doesn't deserve a "promotion"
2010GOP 2 years ago
I think you're a racist.
machaeroguy 2 years ago
Today ,the Supreme court reversed Sotomayor on the New Haven firefighter decision;a great day for fairness and America.
mrbriscoe2001 2 years ago 10
Finally, the U.S. Supreme Court put this fat female spic s--t in her place.
The American people should immediately boot this fat female spic s--t out of the U.S. now!
njattack 2 years ago
She is both incompetent and extremely ugly too, like most females appointed by democrats.
LODGE4444 2 years ago
Sotomayor will be on the Supreme Court. It does not matter that she failed miserably to support her decision to uphold the lower court ruling. The opinion she wrote was one paragraph long essentially just saying the lower court was right. I've never met a lawyer who was able to state their opinion in one paragraph. Guess she thinks it is just her job to have a yes or no opinion. Not an opinion that can be supported by rationale thoughts.
SCRAPPYLOUIS 2 years ago 2
I would like to go on record as saying I feel she is wholly incapable of ruling fairly. the Ricci case is a prime example. The city hadn't been sued for the test, no one could prove that blacks were disproportionately impacted by the test (ie. they didn't fail b/c they were blacks), and similar tests had been used to promote blacks before. Sotomayor et al. argued that cities can violate their charters if they fear a lawsuit, and that runs contrary to rule of law!
Biswalt 2 years ago 4
The judgement was racist against white people. If only black firefighters passed the test, you can be sure that they would have been given the promotions. This is ridiculous!!!!
SkylineTime 2 years ago 3
cool
mrtvman 2 years ago