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The GOP doesn’t like the fact that they’re not working as well as they used to for reactionary southern (or mock-southern, as the case may be) white men. Read the rest of this entry »
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The market looked slightly weaker near the open, but has since firmed up a bit. Retail stocks are gaining on some solid earnings reports, housing stocks are higher on some good housing data, and tech stocks (semis) are simply leading the way.
Eugene Volokh expresses concern about the consequences of having an actual liberal on the Supreme Court:
My Chart of the Day is the Nasdaq 100 etf (QQQQ). This leading growth index looked like it hit a double-top last week, and then reversed lower. On Thursday and Friday last week, it sold off and tested support at its 200-day average.
Shorter Verbatim Althouse: “And let’s also talk about the interesting mannerism of placing one’s left hand inside one’s clothing up around one’s shoulder. I know someone who does that at times, and I’ve given a lot of thought to what it signifies. I have my theory, but I’ll save it until some of you weigh in.”
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Not that anyone expected otherwise, but it remains unfortunate. I do suspect, though, that there’s at least some political positioning going on here, emphasizing the moderation of even pretty liberal picks. Wood, in particular, seems definitely better than Breyer, and has a more liberal record than Ginsburg did when she was appointed. Similarly, I’m not really bothered by Geoffrey Stone’s claim that she would be “an incrementalist not inclined to take on broad structural changes in the law.” Broad structural changes, after all, can only happen with 5 votes. I’ll say more about this issue tomorrow, but let’s just say that I think most progressives would be overjoyed with a liberal Alito, but Alito prefers incrementalism to broad pronouncements. If they’re in the right direction, incrementalism and broad strokes can be nearly indistinguishable, as the first terms of the Roberts Court should teach us. Read the rest of this entry »
Guest Post by Salenko
I am back again with another post, I would like to thank everyone who left a comment on my previous post, it was truly a pleasure reading your feed backs. As I have said before, I will always recommend a long term business model like doing SEO over online surveys, and similar money makers.
