Obama moves at historic pace to diversify federal bench

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"It is an absolutely remarkable <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discrimination achievement," said Goldman

"All of us can be proud of President Obama for taking this critical step to break down another barrier and increase <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discrimination in the federal judiciary," Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said upon Oetken's confirmation.


"It's really amazing," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond who wrote about the increasing <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discrimination on the federal bench during Obama's administration in an article in the Washington University Law Review.


"I think it's always good to have <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discriminatory perspectives, whether it's gender, sexuality or ideology," Tobias said.

"The more <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discriminatory the courts, the more confidence people have in our judicial system," said Nan Aron of the liberal Alliance for Justice.

"Having a <STRIKE> diversity </STRIKE> discriminatory judiciary also enriches the decision-making process."
 
I was always a fan of Larry Mondello, the fat happy go lucky kid. :p


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Well if the legal field is mostly males, and the nation is mostly white, it would stand to reason that white males would consist of most of the hires.

How is hiring mostly white males in a field which is mostly male in a nation which is mostly white "discrimination"? Do you think that whites are some less likely to be qualified? Do you think white males will fail to reach conclusions which are as good as those of a "wise latina"? What, are you a racist or something?

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The practice of hiring mostly white males sounds like discrimination to me
 
Quote from Artful D0dger:

Well if the legal field is mostly males, and the nation is mostly white, it would stand to reason that white males would consist of most of the hires.

How is hiring mostly white males in a field which is mostly male in a nation which is mostly white "discrimination"? Do you think that whites are some less likely to be qualified? Do you think white males will fail to reach conclusions which are as good as those of a "wise latina"? What, are you a racist or something?


Personally I think the country's legal system demographics should match the nations demographics so I'm glad Obama is diversifying the federal bench :)
 
Ahh, I see. So, in that case you must be very troubled that minorities are over represented and whites are under represented in almost every federal department then, right? This must be a very big threat to "social justice" to you, right?

You know, call me old fashioned, but I would think that someone who was not a racial thinker would value how much of a constitutional scholar the potential appointee was would be more important than their racial or ethnic group. It appears that you attribute some significant value and meaning to it, like the person quoted in the article you posted, who described this as a "great diversity achievement".

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Personally I think the country's legal system demographics should match the nations demographics so I'm glad Obama is diversifying the federal bench :)
 
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I see nothing wrong with the characters of people like Sonia Sotomayor ,Elena Kagan,Denny Chin,Bernice Donald etc

Other than that they're far to the left and will not interpret the Constitution on the basis of what was intended by those who wrote it, but instead will do what the "living Constitutionists" do -- decide what liberal laws they want, and then pretend that they're mandated by the Constitution.

Sonia Sotomayor believes that it's wrong to enforce immigration law (no surprise, she is a member of La Raza) but does believe that it is okay to discriminate against white men.
 
Well rew, I used to think that. But then I learned the truth. My professor helped me understand that I was just being "reactionary". You see, diversity enriches us, it's out great strength, you can see how the professors said that this "diversity" enriches the federal courts, because they offer "diverse perspectives", which privileged, racist whites who were raised in a culture of white supremacy would not have. That's what Sotomayor was talking about when she said she would reach better conclusions that an "old white man", because she's a "wise latina". We might think that enforcing immigration law and adhering to the constitution as it was intended is what we should do, but that's just because we're stupid, evil white people. We're not "wise latinas" who have "diverse perspectives" that enrich us so much.

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Other than that they're far to the left and will not interpret the Constitution on the basis of what was intended by those who wrote it, but instead will do what the "living Constitutionists" do -- decide what liberal laws they want, and then pretend that they're mandated by the Constitution.

Sonia Sotomayor believes that it's wrong to enforce immigration law (no surprise, she is a member of La Raza) but does believe that it is okay to discriminate against white men.
 
I don't believe you really own or carry but in the unlikely event you do, karmic justice would be for you to get railroaded by some affirmative action judge for shooting "youths" in legitimate self defense. :p
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I'm glad Obama is diversifying the federal bench :)
 
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