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One Cheer for Stephen Breyer
In 1994, President Bill Clinton appointed Stephen Breyer as the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy filler. He said that Breyer would strike the “right balance” between […]
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After Oscars Slap, Liberal Stephen Colbert Says Biden Should Slap Fox News Reporter Peter Doocy
Johnny Carson, the undisputed forever king of late night comedy, once said of mixing the brand of late night comedy with politics that, “Once you […]
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Author Stephen King Says Putin’s In Trouble Now Because He’s ‘No Longer Dealing With Trump’
Many millions around the world reach out to Stephen King for new thrillers when they’re looking for a way to relax and unwind. King is […]
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Stephen Breyer Makes the Liberal Case Against Court Packing
The U.S. Supreme Court informed President George W. Bush in 2008 that he could not escape constitutional limitations by fighting a global terrorist war. This […]
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Faculty Letter to SUNY Fredonia in Support of Stephen Kershnar
Foundation for Individual Rights in Education posted a letter in support to Stephen Kershnar. This is because Stephen Kershnar was banned from the SUNY Fredonia […]
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Stephen Breyer’s Retirement Is Good News for the Fourth Amendment
Stephen Breyer was appointed by President Bill Clinton to the U.S. Supreme Court’s vacancy in 1994. Breyer told the nation that he would strike the […]
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Stephen Breyer’s Retirement Is Good News for the Fourth Amendment
Stephen Breyer was appointed by President Bill Clinton to fill the vacancy at the U.S. Supreme Court. In 1994, Breyer told the nation that Breyer […]
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Stephen Breyer Is Retiring from the Supreme Court, Reports Say
Multiple news sources claim that Associate Justice Stephen Breyer plans to step down after serving 28 years as Supreme Court justice. The President informed him […]
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Breaking: Liberal Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer To Retire
Stephen Breyer is rumored to be retiring from the Supreme Court as a liberal Supreme Court justice. The leftwing judge, who is 83 years old, […]
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More on SB 8, Reasons, and Limiting Principles – A Rejoinder to Stephen Sachs
Stephen Sachs (co-blogger) responds to my recent post. Sachs argued that Texas’ SB 8 antiabortion law is more vulnerable than a Supreme Court decision in […]