jacoxnet | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 19 2008 | law, culture, news, guns, politicsPosner's devastating criticsm of Scalia's opinion in Heller (right to gun possession).
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Quoted: It would be great if there were something unusual about this story: A person without health insurance gets sick. The person holds off on going to the doctor because there’s no way to pay the bill. The person is denied the full range of treatment because of the absence of insurance. The person dies
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Argues (among other things) that the "Great Separation," which allows western countries to discuss political issues without reference to what "God's will" might require, is not as well established and enduring as we might think.
Quoted: Amazon.com: The Stillborn God: Religion, Politics, and the Modern West: Books: Mark Lilla by Mark Lilla

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Quoted: Chait is particularly good in describing how the press, wary of seeming partisan, simply reported the claims on each side rather than analyzing them. The problem with this approach, he argues, is that the relationship of the two political parties is no longer symmetric. Democrats do not patrol their ranks for heretics or force them to sign no-tax pledges; liberal think tanks like the Brookings Institution are not devoted to a single view of taxes, as is the conservative Heritage Foundation; and liberal newspapers are far more balanced than, say, Fox News. The right’s belief in its own virtue is why it often descends into paranoia, and not only on talk radio. To true believers, a defeat can only be the result of betrayal. Liberals are less paranoid, Chait argues, if only because they do not have the same kind of “movement” to betray.
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