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no_hypocrisy

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8. And as another female graduate from law school, I'm certain that ACB

Reply to generalbetrayus (Original post)

Sat May 17, 2025, 06:47 PM

May 2025

doesn't appreciate or like males telling her how to interpret law. I often got the right answer in class, only to hear male catcalls in derision. I stood up to patronizing male law professors -- and still graduated.

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Is there some hope for Amy Coney Barrett? [View all] generalbetrayus May 2025 OP

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Her defense of Kagan is exactly what white women need to be doing, regardless of political beliefs Iris May 2025 #9

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generalbetrayus......... Upthevibe May 2025 #6

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And as another female graduate from law school, I'm certain that ACB no_hypocrisy May 2025 #8

She 's no Pam Bondi... kentuck May 2025 #10

Well, her going along to get rid of Roe still bothers me mvd May 2025 #11

Is it her personal religious beliefs or does she think that Roe was decided on a "right to privacy" and not on equal CTyankee May 2025 #12

Her personal beliefs probably influenced her mvd May 2025 #14

Well, the older I get the less patience I have with the "well, she's good on some things..." argument... CTyankee May 2025 #15

Completely agree mvd May 2025 #17

Maybe more like Sandra Day O'Connor Buckeyeblue May 2025 #13

My Theory Starbeach May 2025 #16

She's an interesting justice Sympthsical May 2025 #18

Seems like she's not bought into the kidnappings. That gives some hope. GoodRaisin May 2025 #19