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[...] in a fall.  We have also seen President Obama's first nominee for the Supreme Court fall and break her ankle early in her confirmation [...]

Keep moving forward and focused is this justice vision no matter what occurs. She has my vote

To gwen and GD: May someone who does not know you have as much sympanthy (sorry for the spelling; I guess I am not perfect in every single way like you two are) as both of you do. Thank god both of you are not representative of the majority of the human race and americans in general. Our country would really be in trouble.

Gwen, learn to spell!!!!!

Hey Gwen- go back to school and learn how to spell........before spouting off.

gwen – "A broken ankle gets her no simpathy. She is still a raicst."

Wow. Looks like someone's been listening to too much Rush Limbo.

Hey Gwen- go back to school and learn how to spell,........you are another fine example of the GOP mob mentality.

It's funny how people use words they can't spell correctly.

perhaps an old white guy intentionally tripped her?

Karma?

Does she really believe this is going to get her sympathy?

It's hard to take someone's opinion about something as weighty as a Supreme Court nominee seriously when they can't correctly spell "sympathy". Makes you wonder if they can define it, either. Makes you wonder if their ignorance extends to other concepts, too. Like, for example, "a racist".

At least she didn't fracture the Constitution, which would've been a requirement from the last administration.

Didn't Justice Breyer break his clavicle on his way to his confirmation? There seems to be a pattern here. All this seems to give new meaning to the phrase about keeping your feet on the ground!

A broken ankle gets her no simpathy. She is still a raicst.

More missteps from Sotomayor.

[...] will happen first, Favre makes his retirement final or the economy recovers?.....Oh crap, she broke her ankle?  We are really pulling for this approval to go smooth and quick.....And now the GOP is ready to talk healthcare, wait, [...]

[...] Sotomayor's reaction to well-wishers' advice to "break a leg" suggest that she will take an overly literal view of Constitutional [...]