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Archive for May, 2009

The real question about Sonya Sotomayor

By Roger Kimball | May 30th, 2009

As usual, Andy McCarthy cuts to the chase. The rest of us have been asking ourselves variants of the question “Is someone who consistently demonstrates that he does not believe in impartial justice, a.k.a., the rule of law (not men), qualified to be a Justice of the Supreme Court?” Andy goes back behind that [...]

The Rise of China: Essays on the Future Competition

By Gary J. Schmitt | May 27th, 2009

Although the United States is rightly preoccupied with the threat of Islamist terrorism and the two conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, there is a wide consensus among American strategic thinkers that America’s greatest challenge over the next decades will be the rise of China. With its expanding economy and formidable military growth, China is positioning itself to challenge the United States as the greatest international power on the world stage.

“The kind of justice we need”? Life Experience, Affirmative Action, and You

By Roger Kimball | May 27th, 2009

Why did President Obama nominates Judge Sonia Sotomayor to fill Jusitce David Souter’s place on the Supreme Court? Because she gave him the requisite affirmative action points (female and ethnic minority)? Yes. Because she has shown in her opinions as an Appellate Court judge precisely the sort of judicial triumphalism that he himself favors as [...]

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