A city indeed can't toss a test merely because they don't like the results

The Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 that a municipality such as New Haven, Connecticut may not arbitrarily toss out the results of a civil service promotion exam simply (and solely) because the whites and Hispanics who passed the test don't happen to fit the burghers' reverse-racism "diversity" requirements.

The fact that the majority of the Justices disagreed with appellate Judge Sonia Sotomayor, who saw fit to flippantly dismiss the legitimate complaints of the firefighters who filed the lawsuit with a one-paragraph explanation, in addition to her own numerous other public statements on the subject, convinces us that Sotomayor is indeed a "quota queen" who simply isn't fit to render impartial judgments as a member of our country's court of last resort.