What kind of party (or movement or whatever), especially one that claims to be radically transforming the political landscape at the most basic constitutional and philosophical levels, "does not take a position on social issues"?
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Contrary to the hopes (or fears) of many, the Presentment Clause has not been repealed.
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Remind me again how Obama and the hyper-liberal Congress were going to usher in a new civil libertarian paradise where basic constitutional rights are actually acknowledged and respected?
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While everyone tries to make head or tails of precisely what Sarah Palin is planning for the future, it would behoove us all to recall Sarah Palin's past and how she came to this tragiccomic point where anyone even cares.
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As the bill slogs its way through Congress, keep in mind that there are two alternative reasons to oppose it.
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Let's begin with what exactly the "historic" memorandum is — and is not.
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There is no basis for pretending that the tried and true Democratic tactic of throwing gays under the bus is either new or shocking.
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On our "weakest, dumbest and most venal" politicians.
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A secondary gay rights group in New England is triggering the tripwire and challenging DOMA in federal court.
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David Blankenhorn and Jonathan Rauch seem to think so.
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