That is bad judgment.

And as American Citizens, we will demand state of the art care which is insulin pump therapy.

You’ll be lucky to get a 50ml bottle of novolog that isn’t outdated, with a box of B-D syringes that don’t last till the next box comes by mail.

But these questions would be worth asking for their own rhetorical sake:

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Much as Chief Justice John Roberts asked during oral arguments over Ricci… Can you assure us, Judge Sotomayor, that your decision in Ricci for the City of New Haven would have been the same if minority firefighters scored highest on this test in disproportionate numbers, and the City said we don’t like that result, we think there should be more whites on the fire department, and so we’re going to throw the test out?
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On the South Wall of the Supreme Court Building’s courtroom are carvings of the “great lawgivers of history.” The second earliest lawgiver depicted is Hammurabi, king of Babylon, who is honored for carving the laws in stone and putting them up in public—which meant that even the king couldn’t change the laws after the fact to suit his convenience. Why should Mayor DeStefano enjoy the privilege that King Hammurabi denied himself: to see what the final score turned out to be, then change the rules of the game?
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In the Obama Administration’s friend of the court brief to the Supreme Court on the Ricci case, the Obama Administration called for your decision for summary judgment in favor of Mayor DeStefano to be overturned and the Ricci case to be remanded to local district court for retrial on the facts. Why did you vote for a more extremist outcome than the Obama Administration later called for?
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Chief Justice Robert s recently wrote, “[t]he way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.” Do you agree?
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Here’s a guest question from Emily Bazelon of Slate and the Yale Law School about your terse judgment in Ricci: “The problem for Sotomayor, instead, is why she didn’t grapple with the difficult constitutional issues, the ones Cabranes pointed to. Did she really have nothing to add to the district court opinion? In a case of this magnitude and intricacy, why would that be?”
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Is the primary point of our civil rights laws to protect minorities or to protect individuals of all races?
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You have described yourself on video as “a product of affirmative action” and an “affirmative action baby” and that it is “critical that we promote diversity.” Considering your often-expressed passionate views on the topic and personal self-interest in promoting ethnic preferences, how could Frank Ricci have expected even-handed, colorblind justice from you?
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Yes, but, according to the Supreme Court, Frank Ricci didn’t get justice from you, now did he?
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I realize you resent these questions, but aren’t doubts about racial bias inevitably created by the act of treating people of different races differently, acts which you endorse?
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Considering the personal benefits that ethnic preferences have provided you over the years, shouldn’t you have recused yourself from the Ricci case?
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Will you promise to recuse yourself in all future cases involving quotas, affirmative action, discrimination, or disparate impact?
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Six years ago, in the previous major affirmative action case, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote in her majority decision in Gratz, “We expect that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further the interest approved today. ” (That’s now only 19 years from 2009.) Do you agree?
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in her dissenting opinion on Ricci: “The Court’s order and opinion, I anticipate, will not have staying power.” Do you agree?
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Should immigrants be eligible for racial and ethnic preferences?
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Why?
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Judge Sotomayor, you were a member of the National Council of La Raza from 1998 to 2004 . What do the words “La Raza” mean in English?

Chimps.

Sotomayor may be a Hispanic woman who overcame poverty and has diabetes, but can she walk and chew gum at the same time? Can she rub her belly and pat her head simultaneously? Her path to confirmation will probably be a greased-up downhill Slip-n-Slide.

I have a lump in my throat butt.

Rags: Likely the scar tissue from where the Obama Administration removed your wallet!