Yes, but those were natural questions to ask of someone who went to Princeton and Yale. KBJ is all Harvard.
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Law profs are self-interested in someone having a complex and hard to suss out legal viewpoint for what should be obvious reasons.
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We live in a world where liberal lawyers really want to see diversity, but then endorse guys like Gorsuch.
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She is in fact the smartest justice in the sense of reliably reaching the correct conclusions. As a fancy lawyer, I’m continually amazed at other fancy lawyers’ willingness to ignore this key metric when assessing someone’s intelligence.
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Gorsuch came to the correct conclusion in 2 recent cases for idiosyncratic reasons. In other words: he’s a genius.
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This. Sotomayor is my favorite SCOTUS because she has the less traditional path to SCOTUS and yes, empathy & *pragmatic* effects of rulings. One of the problems in Americans' laws/ideology is everything is debated on extremes without consideration of realities on the ground.
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Sandra Day O'Conner had a good judicial philosophy, for same reason. (One or two terrible votes aside)
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