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If I Hear One More Word About Clarence Thomas And Originalism…
3 Comments Published by Kedar July 12th, 2007 in Blogosphere, Republicans, Blogs, Judicial Activism, Civil Rights, History, Equal Rights, Supreme Court, Politics, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, Constitutional LawI am going absolutely crazy with all the talk of Clarence Thomas and his total perversion of originalism. I’m not one to rant, but this is the closest I will ever come to declaring an absolute- Originalism is NEVER appropriate. Thats right, there is never an instance where it is appropriate to take our noses […]
Polling’s Point?
0 Comments Published by Gary July 7th, 2007 in Blogosphere, Blogs, 2008 Congressional Elections, Presidential Election 2008, Democrats, Politics, Media, Republicans, CongressEvery election cycle, the media bemoans the fact that campaigns start earlier than ever. Even at the congressional level, members of the house of representatives who are in contested districts usually begin their reelection campaign right after the previous election ended. In an attempt […]
Mikal Watts v. John Cornyn (R-TX): Is Markos Right about the 2008 Texas Senate Race?
0 Comments Published by James July 4th, 2007 in Blogs, 2008 Congressional Elections, Democrats, Republicans, Congress, TexasFacing South is my new favorite blog.
This post (by correctly explaining how Karl Rove’s recent GOP strategy PowerPoint (.pdf) violated the Hatch Act by being presented on federal property) intrigued me. Then I got sucked in by the observation that, in 2008, every southern state save Florida will hold a Senatorial election. Although Rove […]
Romney/Giuliani(?): Embrace Lucky Number 7
1 Comment Published by James July 3rd, 2007 in John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Blogs, Presidential Election 2008, Media, PoliticsIt has been a busy couple of weeks for all those folks runnin’ for President!
Of course, everyone has something to say about Bush’s decision to commute ol’ Scooter’s sentence (you can find a detailed and thought-provoking run down here, courtesy of DryFlyPolitics). Then, yesterday, the final fundraising numbers for the previous quarter came in. […]
Methodology 101
0 Comments Published by Kedar July 1st, 2007 in Blogs, Stephen Breyer, Blogosphere, Court Procedure, Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas, Constitutional LawSources all of the ‘net have been citing the number of 5-4 cases as ‘24.’ The problem with that, however, is that only 21 cases were decided on a 5-4 vote. If you take a look at the articles that I listed in my last post (here), nearly all of them suggest that 24 […]
