Limbaugh says he doesn't know what court Sotomayor is on, but parrots GOP talking points to attack record

Limbaugh says of Sotomayor

She's one of these judges that allows her personal views to be a factor in the way she decides cases. She gave a speech at Berkley in 2002. She said she believes it is appropriate for a judge to consider their experiences as women and people of color in their decision-making, which she believes should affect our decisions as judges.

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In recent case, Ricci v. DeStefano, Judge Sotomayor was chastised by another Clinton-appointee Jose Cabranes for going to extraordinary lengths to dispense with claims of unfair treatment raised by firefighters. Judge Sotomayor's panel of judges heard a case raising important questions under Title VII, equal protection law, but attempted to dispose of the firefighter's arguments in a summary order, until called out by Judge Cabranes. The Supreme Court has agreed to review the case.

According to Politico, GOP talking points say

-Judge Sotomayor's personal views may cloud her jurisprudence. As Judge Sotomayor explained in a 2002 speech at Berkeley, she believes it is appropriate for a judge to consider their "experiences as women and people of color" in their decision making, which she believes should "affect our decisions."

-Only just recently, in Ricci v. DeStefano, Judge Sotomayor was chastised by fellow Clinton-appointee Jose Cabranes for going to extraordinary lengths to dispense with claims of unfair treatment raised by firefighters. Judge Sotomayor's panel heard a case raising important questions under Title VII and equal protection law, but attempted to dispose of the firefighter's arguments in a summary order, until called out by Judge Cabranes. The Supreme Court has agreed to review the case.