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This week we have the opportunity to make history by confirming the first Hispanic and only the third woman to the United States Supreme Court. I come to the floor today to speak in support of Sonia Sotomayor's nomination, however, not because of the historic nature of that nomination, but because she is more than qualified to sit on the Supreme Court and I am perplexed by why the vote on her nomination will not be unanimous.
Full statement below the fold.
As a side note, I am going to be especially interested to compare the number of Dems who voted no on Souter compared to the total of today's GOPers who vote no on Sotomayor. And as an aside to an aside, I actually think Gregg will vote yea.
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