“Life experiences could make a difference,” said Judge Sotomayor in response to a question by Sen. Session. But, she says, “not the result.” So do they or don’t they?
Sen. Sessions noted her comment that “[m]y experience affects the facts I see.” Does the Judge, he asked, stand by that statement today?
“No, I do not stand by the understanding of that statement.” In other words, its meaning? So does she disclaim it or not? It would be an easy thing to do.
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