Tom Bergeron |
Attorney Robert Fetter, who represented Maddin in his lawsuit, said
Gorsuch's "folksy" and "pleasant" demeanor in the confirmation hearings
contrast sharply to the judge he saw on the bench.
"I did not
detect any of this pleasant disposition or folksiness. He was hostile.
As a matter of fact, he was quite hostile," said Fetter, claiming
Gorsuch went out of his way to "cherry-pick" the law to uphold firing
Maddin.
"He went quite a length, in my opinion, to find a way to rule against him," Fetter said. "It shows something about his judicial philosophy or perhaps his bias being pro business or pro corporation. It's just bias."
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