Author: Dan Nexon

Dan Nexon is a Professor of Government and Foreign Service at Georgetown University. You can read all about the gory details of his academic work at https://www.dhnexon.net
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The Cat’s in the Cupboard

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On September 18, 2022
I often think I should write more posts (period, but also ones) that add authorial “color” or whatever. Like about the fact that Ifrit has developed a taste for hanging out in kitchen cabinets (“this is such pretty glassware, shame if something should happen to it; now where’s my food?”). Perhaps this is some kind […]
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As you’ve likely seen elsewhere on the interwebs, the Senate voted in favor of adding Finland and Sweden to NATO. Mitch McConnell described approval of their bids for membership as “as a slam dunk for national security that deserves unanimous bipartisan support.” It came close: the vote was 95-1 in favor. Rand Paul voted “present.” […]
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Griswold is totally safe because no Republican legislative body would actually go after contraception access, yes? The Right To Contraception Act, sponsored by Rep. Kathy Manning, D-N.C., would establish a right in federal law for individuals to obtain and use contraceptives. It would also affirm a right for health care providers to provide contraceptives and allow […]

The Glemming

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On May 27, 2022

Readers may not know this, but all “front pagers” at Lawyers, Guns and Money sign a rather lengthy blood covenant. I cannot, of course, disclose all of the terms. I can say that among its

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