Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for July 12, 2009

Go for it!

As Miss Gracie is inspired!

You can do it, Gracie!

Hi Marg!

Sure, she’s nominated, but the congress won’t confirm her. You have to watch out for those potholes, Gracie.

Too bad Sotomayer is not a decent candidate for our Supreme Court. The Supreme Court just overturned one of her decisions from the Federal Court because they said her decision was wrong.

Ditto revtry…totally agree.

gracie… this is another example that you can achieve any goal you set for yourself

the new pres s/h kept Condi on the payroll….she is better than clinton.

Are there any Latina entrepreneurs (besides the show biz variety) that could inspire Gracie? The world needs more entrepreneurs.

Go for it Gracie!

check aroung San Antonio - lots of ladies running their own railroad.

This article contains a list of ten Latina entrepreneurs:

http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/news/2004/9/16/wellsfargopaystributeto_10.htm

(to restore link, add underscores after “wells”, “fargo”, “pays”, and “tribute”)

Gracie … follow your vision!!!!

Gracie, anyone who tried to hold you back would be crazy.

And the really great thing is that you won’t need affirmative action to make it. You’ll make it on your own merits, not some artificial standard that has to cheat someone else in order for you to make it.

The Supreme Court did not say her decision was wrong. The Appeals Court followed the established precedent and the Supreme Court changed that position. They did not criticize the Appeals Court for deciding as they did or say that Sotomayor was wrong. Sotomayor was being the conservative non-activist in that situation and the Supreme Court were the ones who decided to redefine the situation, making them the judicial “activists.” Details, I know, but important ones.

You go, Gracie!

Gracie is far smarter than Ms. Sotomayor……….