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The Ambivalent Clinton

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: I was eating lunch the other day at a place that had CNN on the tv, and they had some sort of news s … more →

Tags: Anecdote

Reason Time with Orin Kerr

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: Professor Kerr thinks that ABC news’ story on surveillance has been oversold: But it seems pre … more →

Tags: Deliberative Democracy

Robert Baer on "Fresh Air" (hey, that rhymes!)

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: Former CIA super-spook Robert Baer was on Fresh Air the other day, I just listened to the podcast to … more →

On Hail Mary's

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: Matt Yglesias writes on Charles Krauthammer’s “Hail Mary” Theory today.   Krautham … more →

Tags: Deliberative Democracy, The Unfolding Republic, Hail Mary, MTSU, the surge, Secret weapons, presidential campaign

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: While many of the great writers and thinkers of the middle twentieth-century defended the Soviet Uni … more →

Tags: Literature, Political violence, Gulag Archipelago, Solzhenitsyn, The First Circle

FISA Flowchart

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: This has been posted a lot of places, but I want to post it here in case someone has not seen it, an … more →

Tags: Separation of powers, The Unfolding Republic, FISA, Surveillance, wire tapping

Just Read It...1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: Seymour Hersh’s latest bombshell in the New Yorker.  If this is true, one really has to wonder … more →

Tags: Hersh, Iran, Bombing, covert operations

Dissents and Concurrences in Boumediene

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: I’ll tip my hand by the way I frame these quotes in terms of my view of the decision: Chief Ju … more →

Tags: Separation of powers, The Unfolding Republic, Law, International Injustice, Democracy and Equality, Guantanamo Bay, Boumediene v. Bush, Detainees, Scalia

From Justice Kennedy's Opinion in Boumediene1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 1 year ago: The framework of the decision: Based on this language from Eisentrager, and the reasoning in our oth … more →

Tags: Federalism, Separation of powers, The Unfolding Republic, Law, Democracy and Equality, Guantanamo Bay, Justice Kennedy, Boumediene v. Bush, Detainees

Lying to Congress1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: If it was a big deal that President Clinton lied under oath to an independent counsel, which it was, … more →

UPDATE: White House Cites Privilege

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: The White House has refused to comply with a Congressional subpoena relating to the USA Attorney fir … more →

Ask Not What You're Country Can Do For You, You Don't Want to Know1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: It should be no surprise that the CIA has, in the past, spied on people exercising their first amend … more →

Must Read1 comment

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: “We’re not scaremongering, this is really happening.”  -Radiohead, “Idiotequ … more →

Tags: Political violence

Under No Circumstances Can this be Acceptable4 comments

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: It is no longer the  case that we have an Executive Branch that keeps the people, and in particular … more →

Disappeared

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: Andrew’s site is down temporarily, but he passed this on to me.  From the Philadelphia Inquire … more →

Merry Fitzmas To All, And To All a Good Night...

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: Dan Froomkin lays out the case that Scooter Libby the obstruction of justice that Libby is going to … more →

On Incompetent Princes

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: You want another reason why the expansion of executive power this past decade has been bad?  Well, a … more →

Tags: Deliberative Democracy

Keep on Data Mining in the Free World

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: Despite its obvious flaws and nightmare stories that it generates, I think some sort of data mining … more →

More on the US Attorney Firing Investigation

stevenmaloney wrote 2 years ago: A busy night on the continuing investigation into what is going on at the Department of Justice. A n … more →


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