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She looks like a man....
It seems to me that this administration seek out people with little profile and experience for some of the most important positions. Has this women had judicial experience in the lower courts? What cases has she heard and what was the quality of her decisions? These are questions that she will face and if in fact she is proven to qualify OK, but I would be surprised if the Senate approves based on my limited reading.