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Month: April 2009

Does Heller’s Incorporation Matter?

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On April 21, 2009
It's not surprising that the Ninth Circuit has held that the Second Amendment should be "incorporated" and apply to state governments as well as the federal government, and when the case gets to the Supreme Court the only question is how many justices will join...

Harman: Reactionary And Corrupt!

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On April 20, 2009
Apparently, the old Harman v. Hastings confrontation was tilted even more decisively in the latter's favor, as Harman would seem to have combined being wrong about pretty much every important issue for years with the kind of corruption Hastings was accused of. I will have...

Is Robert Gates the War Nerd?

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On April 19, 2009
Via Danger Room, Robert Gates invokes the destruction of Force Z in defense of creative military thinking:The Royal Navy’s greatest defeat in World War II – the sinking of the capital ships H.M.S. Repulse and the brand new Prince of Wales by Japanese aircraft just...

Credit Where Due

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On April 18, 2009
Erik makes an important point; Texas has thus far seceded from two different countries in order to defend the right of white people to own black people. In that context, seceding in order to maintain a low capital gains tax rate would be a substantial...

Home Cookin’

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On April 17, 2009

Obviously, Rivera is by far the greatest closer in major league history, but I'm not sure that should mean that for every six pitches you throw out of the strike.

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