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I think it's worth noting the implications of believing that the President has the inherent authority to trump legal requirements during wartime, and then applying this claim to the unendable "war on terror," whether this manifests itself in indifference to or active support for effectively...

Erasing History

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On December 21, 2005

Eric Muller has an interesting finding with respect to Concerned Alumni for Princeton, the group whose concern was that women and minorities would ruin campus life and make it harder.

Endless War

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On December 21, 2005
The warrantless wiretap issue has grown too complex for me to comment substantively on, but a few points in this Jeff Goldstein post leapt out at me. The first is Goldstein's advice to the Democratic Party. Channeling Bull Moose, he asserts that questioning executive power...

Campaign costs

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On December 20, 2005
Here's a question: at what level of popularity does a Governor or Senator not need to bother to run for reelection? Alex Oveis mentions the story of William Proxmire's 1982 campaign, on which he purportedly spent $145.10. An icon by this point, he won with...

Concur in Part, Dissent in Part

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A commenter asked me what I thought about Orin Kerr's analysis of the legality of Bush's wiretaps. Kerr is a serious scholar, and I think his argument deserves a fair hearing; I also believe it is wrong, or more accurately wrong insofar as it implies...
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