Baier falsely claims Sotomayor said "a white male was not as qualified as a Latina woman to make legal decisions"
May 29, 2009 8:14 pm ET
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In fact, Sotomayor stated during a 2001 speech, "I would hope that a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a white male who hasn't lived that life," while specifically discussing the importance of judicial diversity in determining "race and sex discrimination cases."
















LISTEN UP!!!!!!!!!!
I am ordering all of you who know the role of the President of the United States of America to improve your respect and adhere to the Code of Conduct policy you vowed to uphold!! RIGHT NOW and that is an order from a Civilian. Take it to the President if you don't like it- your daddy's friends and money are invalid here. Debate my President academically, raise your objections objectively or be cited for contempt and treason and mutiny. Straight the F Up! All of you who have ever served no better and even in media there is a way to address these topics. You all act like regular high school news papers covering funderaisers and PTA meetings. I don't want to be a part of anything like it. How disqusting, How disrespectful.......
When the White man takes office you will want us to show Diligent Respect and you will conduct your media in that fashion!!!!!
All of you are hypocrites!!!!!!!!!
What's to decide? Apparently, Fox feels compelled to announce this slogan in a vain attempt to prove how partial they are.
They decided for us by giving us an extremist, inaccurate "news" report.
"Fair and Balanced".
Remember, they actually tried to sue Al Franken for his use of that phrase. Got thrown out almost immediately. Imbeciles.
This guy Baier must not know how to read, or he's getting lines piped into his ears. The whole "report", as far as I'm concerned,
is a variation of slander.