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Health Reform Myths
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Republicans' Legal Double Standard
Michael Kinsley points out a discrepancy between the treatment of Alito and Roberts and the "Gitmo 9"
Two Times Editorials on Law, Two Conflicting Conclusions
Michael Kinsley sniffs out an inconsistency at The New York Times
Liz Cheney's Smears
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“But that disgusting duo is also smearing countless civilian lawyers whose work since 9/11 has been nothing short of heroic: representing the most demonized and despised group of individuals, and devoting massive amounts of time, energy and resources to doing so, almost always for free and -- particularly in the early aftermath of 9/11 -- at substantial risk to their reputations and professional relationships.” |
How John Yoo and Jay Bybee Got Away
Newsweek reports that a Department of Justice investigation will not charge the Bush lawyers who authorized torture
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The British fantasy author adds a personal appeal to the "assisted suicide" debate
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The infamous Bush lawyer writes a book, goes on a media tour, and projects a softer image
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