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The First 24 Hours

One of the strongest aspects of Townhall.com is out active community, particularly the network of user-generated blogs.  We have bloggers from all over the country - and out of the country - from diverse backgrounds and experiences.  Blog topics literally range from one end of the spectrum to the other and often cover a wide range of topics.
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When Obama announced his Supreme Court nominee as Sonia Sotomayor, our bloggers started to give their thoughts.  Here are some highlights from the first 24 hours after the announcement:

Ryck, Roxanna and NHoop discuss how Sotomayor has made comments indicating that she, in fact, may be a bigot.

Playful Walrus, DEConservative and Walter Grandberry break down Sotomayor's history of judicial activism; Miguel provides some proof to how liberal the nominee is.

Rich from NW Indiana, KsReaganite, and SteveK see this as an unsurprising move from a liberal President.

Iconic Freedom, Skep41 and Patrick Bohan take issue with Sotomayor's stress on self-identification as a credential.

JDHolden questions the nature of the pick itself; C.B. Stiggins sees this maneuver as a step in the creation of Obama's Royal Court.

Teresa and BurnThisToo ask if the Republicans should make an attempt at blocking the nomination.

TrueNorth feels that Sotomayor's politics make her a better candidate for Congress than a Supreme Court Justice.

And finally, Steve sees Sotomayor's selection as "uncontroversial."

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