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When I first saw her I said, "This is another Obama mistake. She has the unmistakable look of a fat, angry bitch with very low self-esteem."

Now I read this.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/10/nyregion/10dna.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss

She's another Obama mistake.

He seems to have little skill at picking the right people for important jobs.

His greatest weakness, perhaps.

Pax!

Sickening.

Never plead guilty when innocent.

Why didn't his attorney send paperwork by overnight delivery and requiring signature of acceptance? I would have put "DNA evidence inside - open now!" Anything to grab attention and give them no excuse for neglect. I'd even have it hand delivered by messinger and have him tell them, "hey, look this over while I'm here or I go to the media with proof of his evidence as innocent."

Seems Sotomayor is getting slapped pretty hard, but will her "mistakes" take her out?

So you identify with the fat, angry, mean bitch???



I'm totally stunned.

Actually, you know......this was the case of an innocent 16-year-old who was bullied into a confession by police and then convicted in spite of DNA evidence in his favor.

Sotomayor either ignored that or failed to even read the details before dumping him.

Perhaps she was in a hurry to get to MacDonald's to engulf a few Big Macs for lunch.

Yes, she's beginning to look more and more like a fat, mean, angry bitch.

Another serious Obama error in judgement when it comes to picking people for important positions.

(He already had one fat, mean, angry bitch in his secretary of state.......why go for another?)

Pax!

No I don't identify with her lack of concern and lack of interest. Nor any of the rest of them in their show of force, so to speak.

Their excuse was that the paperwork did not reach them on time. So if Sotomayor was hungry and wanted to scoot on down to grab a Big Mac, then someone should have reminded her that a man's freedom was on the line. I don't think she cared. I don't think any others cared.

but then, their's is not there to "care". Emotions is not part of the processed cases.

I wonder if the man can sue her or the state or whatever?