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Sheila Suess Kennedy: Republican in the ACLU 1
I started Sheila Suess Kennedy’s 1997 book, What’s a Nice Republican Girl Like Me Doing in the ACLU? Sheila Suess Kennedy was a Republican who led the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. I have three items. 1. Is Kennedy a libertarian … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andy Jacobs, Barry Goldwater, Bush tax cuts, Establishment Clause, Greg Dixon, Grover Norquist, Medicare, nativity scene, Paul Ryan, separation of church and state, Sheila Suess Kennedy, What's a Nice Republican Girl Like Me Doing in the ACLU?, William Hudnut III
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Reactions to the Vice-Presidential Debate
I just watched the Vice-Presidential debate. Here are some of my reactions. 1. Joe Biden did well especially in the beginning and the middle of the debate, when he was passionate. Some may think that Biden projected an attitude of … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2012, Abortion, Afghanistan, barack obama, business, Contraception, economy, Election, government, Iran, Joe Biden, Jon Statistics, Let Detroit Go Bankrupt, Medicare, mitt romney, Paul Ryan, Politics, Premium-Support, Religious Freedom, Stimulus, Syria, Vice-Presidential Debate
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