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President Obama Announces Supreme Court Nominee (video)
President Obama Announces Supreme Court Nominee (video)
President Barack Obama announces his nominee for the Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor, in a video message to Organizing for America.
Republicans Weigh Risks of a Supreme Court Battle
thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com — As the Latino bloc of voters grows in size and shifts farther away from the G.O.P., some... Republican leaders consider whether an-allout fight over Judge Sotomayor would alienate a critical group. (more) Republicans Weigh Risks of a Supreme Court Battle
Blogs - Statement on Supreme Court Nominee
huckpac.com — The appointment of Sonia Sotomayor for the Supreme Court is the clearest indication yet that President Obama's... campaign promises to be a centrist and think in a bi-partisan way were mere rhetoric. Sotomayor comes from the far left and will likely ... (more) Blogs - Statement on Supreme Court Nominee
Becoming Nominee Sotomayor
Becoming Nominee Sotomayor
blogs.abcnews.com — From the moment David Souter announced his retirement, his seat on the Supreme Court was Sonia Sotomayor's... to lose. President Obama had been “very interested” in her from the start, said one top adviser, and almost immediately, his political ... (more) Becoming Nominee Sotomayor
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Obama emails OFA on Sotomayor
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Selling Sotomayor online
Ben Smith's Blog — Obama records a message for his email list.

Obama Rallies the Base on His Supreme Court Choice
The Caucus — Whether there’s an intense battle over the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court remains to be seen. But the president isn’t waiting for rockets to launch. Using the huge e-mail list accumulated during his campaign that now resides at Organizing for America, a part of the Democratic National Committee, and the party’s own lists, Mr. Obama has cut a video appealing for support for his candidate. The e-mail message includes this directive from Mr. Obama to share his views via Facebook, Twitter and other Web connections: “This decision affects us all — and so it must involve us all. I’ve recorded a special message to personally introduce Judge Sotomayor and ...

Sotomayor E-Mail Wars
The Atlantic Politics Channel — After President Obama sent an e-mail and video to supporters yesterday introducing Sonia Sotomayor, Mike Huckabee is using the nomination to raise money for his PAC: the former governor sent an e-mail to Huck PAC supporters this morning asking them to "Please make a contribution today in support of our efforts to elect Republicans to the Senate. While we may not be able to block liberal Judge Sotomayor, we must be prepared for future nominations. Electing more Republicans to the Senate then is critical." Huckabee won inroads with social conservatives in the '08 campaign, and criticized Sotomayor's nomination soon after it was announced yesterday, warning that ...

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