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David Mamet, Constitutional Scholar

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On April 21, 2008
An appropriately Ruthless Review, pointing out the problem with Mamet's Voice position paper was not its conservatism but its jaw-dropping banality and many strawman burnings. I'm glad they reminded me about this part:The Constitution, written by men with some experience of actual government, assumes that...

Hacktacular!

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On March 17, 2008

Kristol smears Obama. It's almost as if hiring a unscrupulous propagandist famous for thoughtful analysis of why the editors of your paper belong in prison for revealing illegal government behavior.

A Chubby for Chalabi

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On March 17, 2008

Just so you know, Richard Perle really wishes we'd turned Iraq over to the Iraqi National Congress -- which is to say the people who loaded the Bush administration's trencher.

Arbitrary Executive Power Hack Watch

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On February 21, 2008
Julian Sanchez is probably right that in order to refute Andy McCarthy's claim that the Sixth Circuit rejecting the ACLU's standing to sue over the the Bush administration's wireless wiretapping (and then the Supreme Court rejecting the appeal) demonstrates that the program is constitutional on...

Matthews Misogyny

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On January 12, 2008

It's good that the severe gender issues of MSNBC's election night anchor are finally getting some attention. The whole piece is worth reading, but I think Jamison Foer makes the.

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