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:: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 ::
Manhattan Institute's James Copland argues that a conservative-tolerant law-school dean easily morphs into a leftist judge.
Copland also alludes to Kagan's poor performance right "out of the gate" in her first case before the Court, the Citizens United 1st Amendment case, argued last summer and decided last January, where her side lost, and for which President Obama gave the Justices present at his first SOTU an unprecedented public rebuke. Here is a post that includes the bit of oral argument that shows Kagan decisively un-impressing Scalia and (perhaps more signficantly) Kennedy. (H/t: Regent colleague Prof. Jim Duane)
:: David M. Wagner 12:56 PM [+] ::
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Copland also alludes to Kagan's poor performance right "out of the gate" in her first case before the Court, the Citizens United 1st Amendment case, argued last summer and decided last January, where her side lost, and for which President Obama gave the Justices present at his first SOTU an unprecedented public rebuke. Here is a post that includes the bit of oral argument that shows Kagan decisively un-impressing Scalia and (perhaps more signficantly) Kennedy. (H/t: Regent colleague Prof. Jim Duane)
:: David M. Wagner 12:56 PM [+] ::
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