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Saturday, March 29, 2008 - Posts

  • Should the Bush administration have sought to enjoin publication of the NSA wiretapping story?


    David asks an interesting question (which I overlooked before--apologies): But the plain fact is that the President could have sought an injunction. And the simple fact is that our elected president did not seek an injunction in this case. So the reason Read More...
  • When Barry Became ... Baruch?


    For your latest entry in the seemingly non-stop barrage of fawning Barack Obama major-media coverage, look no further than Newsweek 's latest cover, which offers " When Barry Became Barack ." All very interesting, I suppose. But while Newsweek 's on the Read More...
  • Justice Scalia on the Press


    AP reports that in a recent speech Justice Scalia criticized press reporting on the Supreme Court: Scalia said news organizations often fail to focus on the text of the laws the court interprets, citing accounts of last month's 8-1 decision that made Read More...
  • Fair-Weather Unitarians


    As Jack has recently observed , apart from Katrina, the Iraq War and the conflict with al Qaeda, there has hardly been a government challenge of greater enormity this decade than the economic crisis we are now facing. Yet someone who is neither elected Read More...
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