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“Suit by Protest Groups on Spying Is Dismissed”
This story and decision made me uncomfortable. It reminded me of the ’60s, when − it was reputed − the FBI had infiltrated virtually every protest and left-wing political group. Indeed, it was a dark joke among left-wingers that there … Continue reading
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The negotiated settlement in the Central Park jogger case
I described what I sensed was going on with the negotiations in this case, and I was right: 5 Exonerated in Central Park Jogger Case Agree to Settle Suit for $40 Million – NYTimes.com. And the Times’s editorial, too, A Settlement … Continue reading
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“Court Rulings on Voter Restrictions”
Recently a poll asked me to define my most important political issue. Unquestionably, it’s voting rights and the damnable efforts to restrict them, to block eligible voters from voting. Although there’s some good news in Lisette Alvarez’s Court Rulings on … Continue reading
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