Sotomayor "ruled against the white firefighter — Ricci and other white firefighters  — just on the basis that she thought women and minorities should be given a  preference because of their skin color and because of the history of  discrimination in the past. The law was totally disregarded." — PolitiFact National  on Thursday, ...
May 30, 2009 ... [Sotomayor] ruled against the white firefighter – Ricci and other white firefighters  – just on the basis that she thought women and minorities should be given a  preference because of their skin color and because of the history of  discrimination in the past. The law was totally disregarded. Let's ignore the fact ...
Obama's own record and rhetoric make clear that he will seek left-wing judicial  activists who will indulge their passions, not justices who will make their rulings  with dispassion. ..... A liberal judge resorts to shenanigans to bury the claims of  white firefighters that they've been discriminated against on the basis of their race .
Dec 27, 2013 ... ... 4Rush Limbaugh: Sotomayor “ruled against the white firefighter — Ricci and  other white firefighters — just on the basis that she thought women and minorities  should be given a preference because of their skin color and because of the  history of discrimination in the past. The law was totally disregarded.
May 11, 2010 ... Harvard University disapproved of the military's “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” policy  because it violated their placement office's non-discrimination policy, which  included “sexual orientation” among the things against which potential employers  ought not discriminate. The Air Force objected on the basis of a law ...
Sotomayor "ruled against the white firefighter — Ricci and other white firefighters — just on the basis that she thought women and minorities should be given a preference because of their skin color and because of the history of discrimination in the past. The law was totally disregarded."