I mean she herself is a retard so....

I can’t process how stupid beez dat statementzzzz….

thank you, DJT for rd. 1 of noms…

Let me get this skraight

Black female judge that cant define a woman call blacks retards.

Prog filth will not post in this thread.

(10-15-2025 01:07 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Let me get this skraight

Black female judge that cant define a woman call blacks retards.

Prog filth will not post in this thread.

lmmfao … I posted the following to your cube spinning…

the puréed purrrrrer wouldn’t dare … or, give commie a min. to chew and lick more ‘sickle’ …

It has to be miserable going through life with that kind of mindset

(10-15-2025 01:15 PM)solohawks Wrote:  It has to be miserable going through life with that kind of mindset

Judging by the ones I have had the displeasure to know — yes, it really is.

(10-15-2025 01:07 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Let me get this skraight

Black female judge that cant define a woman call blacks retards.

Prog filth will not post in this thread.

Speaking for herself obviously

Pathetic excuse for a human being

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I’m offended for my black family and friends. What a terrible thing to say. To think I defended this woman.

She is the face of DEI. She has impressive credentials, but hollow of actual accomplishment.

DOJ Lawyer Buries Far-Left Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor After She Makes an Unwise Argument for Race-Based Districting During Oral Arguments (AUDIO)

Quote:Far-left Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was embarrassed by someone who actually understood the Constitution and the rule of law during oral arguments on a case with massive political ramifications.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday regarding Louisiana v. Callais, which concerns a key provision of the Voting Rights Act (Section 2) that is used to force states to unconstitutionally draw districts favorable to minority voters.

Back in 2024, Louisiana was forced to draw a Black-majority district to satisfy the VRA’s Section 2. This followed multiple court losses, including at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Unsurprisingly, the new district elected a Democrat.

The plaintiffs in Louisiana v. Callais,, which include the Trump Department of Justice, point out that a Black-majority congressional district in Louisiana was drawn unconstitutionally based on race and does not follow the traditional standards for drawing a district, including compactness.

Sotomayor, of course, sees this simple logic differently. During oral arguments, she whipped out the race card to justify the continued use of reverse racism in congressional redistricting.

She outrageously claimed to DOJ Principal Deputy Solicitor General Hashim Mooppan, one of the plaintiff’s lawyers, that white Republicans and Democrats won’t vote for blacks, thus they need districts of their own.

Mooppan completely nuked Sotomayor’s silly statement. He pointed out that Black Democrats getting districts of their own is the textbook definition of “race subordinating traditional principles.”

If the Democrats were white, we all know this would not be the case.

LISTEN:

MOOPPAN: You could control for partisan effect.

There was racially polarized voting even within the Democratic Party. That’s where Section 2 matters.

SOTOMAYOR: You have proof of that here too…

MOOPPAN: No, what you have here is that Republicans and Democrats are different.

SOTOMAYOR: Even white Republicans and white Democrats who won’t vote for Black candidates.

MOOPPAN: If these were white Democrats, there’s no reason to think they would have a second district. What is happening here is that their argument is because these Democrats happen to be black, they get a second district.

If they were all white, we all agree they wouldn’t. That is literally the definition of race subordinating traditional principles.

While Louisiana v. Callais concerns the Pelican State’s racially gerrymandered congressional map, a ruling for the plaintiffs would redound to the GOP’s benefit.

For example, over a dozen House VRA-protected seats in the South would suddenly become endangered. State Republicans from Louisiana to Georgia would use the ruling to draw conservative-friendly seats to ensure the House remains under GOP control.

It is unclear, however, whether the ruling would go into effect before the 2026 midterms.

Somebody should tell her that applying her own experiences to other people even of her own race and ethnic background is wrong and just downright arrogant. Good Lord, man.