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The Rightness of Roe

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On January 23, 2008
In honor of it's 35th Anniversary, here's my three part series on why Roe v Wade was correctly decided:Part IPart IIPart IIIThe short version is that 1)it's flatly false to say that the right identified in Roe had no previous doctrinal basis, and 2)properly understood...

More on Paul And Abortion

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On November 29, 2007
Ramesh Ponnuru objects to my post about Ron Paul and abortion, but fails to address most of the points. To respond to each of his arguments in turn:Ponnuru calls my argument that bans on "partial birth" objection do not protect fetal life -- and hence...

Paul and Abortion

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On November 27, 2007

Ramesh Ponnuru makes an interesting point about Ron Paul: "What strikes me is what a throwback Paul is among libertarians. Hard money and anti-interventionism move him, but he seems utterly.

Borking and The Court

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On November 20, 2007

I actually agree with two points that Ross Douthat makes here. First, I think that there's a tendency to assume that Roe's popular support made its upholding inevitable, but this.

"Too Pro-Choice?"

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On November 8, 2007

Garance has an interesting excerpt from a speech by John Kerry, in which he asserts that the Democrats are "too pro-choice" and E.J Dionne asks "Why do you think you.

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