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Month: June 2015

Hanging on in quiet desperation is, quite literally, the English way: The education minister, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, quickly rejected the students’ pleas, saying: “In truth, I was quite surprised by the petition. Because ‘to cope with’ is part of the things one learns — and I...
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Labor Picketing

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In General
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On June 24, 2015
This opinion piece by Catherine Fisk and Edwin Chemerinsky is quite interesting. Did the Supreme Court accidentally set a precedent to eliminate bans on labor picketing? Reed v. Town of Gilbert’s reasoning makes it clear that restrictions on labor picketing can no longer survive First...
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More Mitch!

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In Robert Farley
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On June 24, 2015
The latest in my series at the Diplomat on Kentucky and the APAC takes a look at Mitch: Kentucky is blessed (or cursed) with a very interesting pair of Senators. Rand Paul, with his outspoken foreign policy views and willingness to filibuster, grabs many of...

Webbmentum!

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On June 23, 2015

Potential Democratic primaries vanity candidate gets to the right of Republican South Carolina governor on treason flag. Well done! This and running against the ACA are a good start --.

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