Q&A: How Will Judge Sonia Sotomayor Do on the Supreme Court?

By Ross LaHive
Ross LaHive
Ross LaHive
July 20, 2009Updated: July 20, 2009

Hunit Yeshurun, 25, Fashion designer (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Hunit Yeshurun, 25, Fashion designer (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
NEW YORK— The Senate has grilled Supreme Court nominee Judge Sonia Sotomayor for a week, but more likely than not she'll make it through the hearings to become the first Hispanic woman on the Supreme Court. We want you to judge the Judge: How do you think she will do on the Supreme Court, if she makes it through the hearings?

Aldaliz Timemez, 27, Manager (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Aldaliz Timemez, 27, Manager (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Hunit Yeshurun, 25, Manhattan, Fashion designer It’s great, I support any female first anything—and it’s kind of like two minorities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jae London, 29, Songwriter/producer (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Jae London, 29, Songwriter/producer (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Aldaliz Timemez, 27, Bronx, Manager We’re so proud, but I still don't know too much about her. I need to read up on her.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pabian Baouzon, 34, Banker (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)
Pabian Baouzon, 34, Banker (Cliff Jia/The Epoch Times)

Jae London, 29, Manhattan, Songwriter/producer Just because she's a woman doesn't mean she won't do a good job, and it’s a good thing we let all different ethnic groups fill high positions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pabian Baouzon, 34, Manhattan, Banker It’s a good example of what Obama ran for in his pre-election, which was change.

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