Ricky: "Uh, yes. Okay. The board."George: "I'm fucked on the board. I can't-- I can't-- See, I ca-- My mind must be on other places, 'cause I can't uh--"Ricky: "What?.
This is, of course, great news. What's annoying is that it will hardly dim the cries that the Massachusetts judiciary is composed of out-of-control "activists" who imposed their will on.
Professor B says: It seems reassuring to have Roberts say that he believes Roe to be settled law, and that he doesn't think that disagreeing with the logic of a.
Mad Melancholic Feminista recently wrote to ask about my earlier post arguing that overturning Roe would not, in fact, "return the issue to the states." Like many pro-choice activists, this.
I can't go, but I'm sure some of you can. . .This week, we're going to move Drinking Liberally downtown, andincorporate a book signing. Chris Mooney, staff writer for the.
I disagree with John Ikenberry. I don't believe that Article 9 of the Japanese constitution serves any further purpose, and I think it should be abolished.Ikenberry's case is built around.
Since it's back in the news again, it may be worth exploring what the pro-Plessy memo written by William Rehnquist actually means. As I briefly alluded to in my previous.
Daniel Nexon at Duck of Minerva has a nice analysis of the latest meditation on nuclear weapons use to come out of the Pentagon:Some of the reasoning of seems a.
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