The fair conduct toward Elena Kagan, the President, and the Supreme Court, is to give her the benefit of the doubt, and him the opportunity to have the justices he wants on the Court. Continue reading →
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There were a lot of unethical people involved in Harvard’s e-mail scandal, but the writer of the much-maligned e-mail wasn’t one of them. Continue reading →
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