Support for Sotomayor Falls

I guess approving of racism against white males can be a drawback in public opinion polls:

A heavily publicized U.S. Supreme Court reversal of an appeals court ruling by Judge Sonia Sotomayor has at least temporarily diminished public support for President Obama's first Supreme Court nominee.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey, conducted on the two nights following the Supreme Court decision, finds that 37% now believe Sotomayor should be confirmed while 39% disagree.

Two weeks ago, the numbers were much brighter for the nominee. At that time, 42% favored confirmation, and 34% were opposed.

The more people understand about the outrageous nature of that case, the more they can't understand how Sotomayor, much less four sitting Supreme Court justices, could look at what happened in New Haven and approve of what was clearly racial bias against white people. The public is starting to catch on to the idea that anybody who would approve of such institutional bias doesn't belong on the highest court in the land.