Finding meaning in national tragedy is always difficult, but what do we do when we peer into the abyss and see ourselves?
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Sorry, Still Not Over Bush v. Gore
Justice Scalia goes on Piers Morgan and tries to defend himself.
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What’s the “Chief Purpose” of Marriage?
An exchange with same-sex marriage opponent Maggie Gallagher
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Nine Percent of Pennsylvanians May Not Be Able to Vote for Lack of ID
A new report reveals almost 760,000 Pennsylvania voters lack photo IDs from the state’s Department of Transportation.Â
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A Crack in the GOP’s Support for Voter-ID Laws
Michigan’s GOP Governor Rick Snyder vetoed his own party’s voter-ID bill. Is this the beginning of a new trend?
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Judges Take On Climate Skeptics
The D.C. Court of Appeals released an opinion last week that protects the EPA’s greenhouse-gas regulation from the scorn of those who protest climate-change prevention.
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What’s So Radical about Same-Sex Marriage?
Part Three in my response to David Blankenhorn’s half-hearted conversion to equality
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Same-Sex Marriage Is a Radical Feminist Idea
Does anyone remember yesterday, before our minds were blown away by watching (on Twitter) Roberts vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act and Kennedy join with the three billygoats to declare the whole thing unconstitutional? I’m having trouble remembering, too. But my notes here say that yesterday I wrote about David Blankenhorn’s decision to support […]
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It’s Roberts’s Court Now
Today’s decision on the Affordable Care Act shows that, despite conventional wisdom, Anthony Kennedy is not the guy calling the shots.
