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I don’t like the tactic of protesting in front of someone’s home — but I have done it myself. Since it was not at a judge’s residence, it was perfectly legal. It was many years ago, when the Philadelphia Daily News and the Philadelphia Inquirer were flush, actually
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I haven’t seen many progressives thank the U.S. Supreme Court for its back-of-hand ruling against Texas’ wild idea that it could overturn election returns from other states. This case was the “big one,” according to President Donald J. Trump. He was right, in an unexpected way. When it
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I rarely do two consecutive columns on the same subject, but there was something uniquely unAmerican about the nature of the attacks against (now) Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Yesterday I commented on a vile racial attack from a so-called Black intellectual. Today, it’s the far Left and
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The ill-starred assassination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett by Democrats failed, as it should have. The ill-starred assassination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh by Democrats failed, as it should have. The ill-based assassination of Judge Merrick Garland by Republicans succeeded, and shouldn’t have. Taking the last first, we’ll never