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[Lsolum.blogspot.com] Legal Theory Blog: Shortly after McBain’s book was published, Rexford Tugwell, who would later come to prominence in FDR’s “brain trust,” published an article called “That Living Constitution” in The New Republic, (June 20, 1928) in which he denounced the Supreme Court for “turnin[ing] back the legislative hosts who would encroach upon the privacy of business.” He complained about “[t]he stiffer legal minds of the Supreme Court [who] either still describe industry to themselves in the terms of Adam Smith or...possess a faith in the benevolence of modern business which we cannot share.” Tugwell obviously agreed with Holmes’ view as expressed in his Lochner dissent.
[Blogforamerica.com] Blog for America: Because the police require evidence to act, Jones invokes Bush’s doctrine of preemption, “since I’m the only one on the street with a decent range of automatic firearms.” In others, he congratulates American forces for their success in making Osama bin Laden “look haggard,” questions whether a leprechaun or a fairy godmother feeds Tony Blair his strategy, and laments that a “war on an abstract noun” is unwinnable.
[Sandhill.typepad.com] Sandhill Trek: August 2005: Carville had just made a remark about the musky clouds of Katherine Harris' Montale Intense Tiare perfume saturating the atmosphere, rising like mists from the tropical swamp of her moist and ample cleavage at the 2001 Florida Republican Inaugural Ball when - ever the gentlemanly defender of ladies - Novak threw his napkin on the table, tossed the remains of an adequate if undistinguished glass of California chardonnay in Carville's face and declared, "I don't have to sit here and listen to a snake-faced skin-head freak impugn the flower of southrun womanhood and the Bush family." With that, he rose and fairly swished from the set.
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