June 22, 2009 VOL. LXI, NO. 11
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COVER STORY
Undue Deference
Among the doleful consequences of our last elections is that our future is highly likely to include “Justice Sotomayor.” The question is whether Senate Republicans, who were also elected, should be complicit in her elevation. “No” is a reasonable answer to that question.
By Ramesh Ponnuru
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ARTICLES
Judging from Experience — by Andrew C. McCarthySonia Sotomayor’s rhetoric and rulings give cause for alarm
States of Mind — by Jay NordlingerSome notes on Sotomayor, race, and nagging questions of identity
Regulated to Death — by Sam KazmanObama’s CAFE standards will prove bad for business and lethal for consumers
Cuban Hopes — by Otto J. Reich & Orlando GutierrezThe people find their voice -- but will the world help the Castros silence it?
Undue Deference — by Ramesh PonnuruThe wisdom of opposing Sotomayor
Integration Now — by Abigail ThernstromThe Supreme Court should scrap an antiquated and unconstitutional rule
Obama’s Playbook, in Paperback — by Jonah GoldbergLiberal Fascism and its critics
Mexico’s Cartel Wars — by Mario LoyolaIn some ways, the nation’s rampant violence is a sign of progress
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