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  1. The Right Coast

    ‘A week ago, everyone was pretty sanguine’: Coronavirus political peril begins to dawn on Trumpworld

    By Thomas A. Smith

    A week of spiraling shocks has the White House looking for plans to immunize the economy and a 2020 campaign wondering how to respond to a threat that emerged from…

  2. Lancaster Law Blog

    Get Out The Vote (Or Stay In And Vote From Home)

    By Laura E. McGarry

    For the first time, you can now cast your ballot by mail. Recently enacted election reform laws now allow all registered voters in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to vote by…

  3. Simple Justice

    Short Take: The Warren Fury

    By Scott Greenfield

    When Amy Klobucher dropped out, there were no cries of sexism. The New York Times reports that “In the end, the pink wave carried two white men ashore,” apparently forgetting…

  4. The Right Coast

    Pelosi’s ‘Dirty Little Secret’: She Held Back Coronavirus Funding Bill so DCCC Could Run Super Tuesday Ads Against GOP

    By Thomas A. Smith

    House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is a despicable woman with no redeeming qualities. During her weekly press conference last Thursday, she said,  Lives are at stake. This is not a time…

  5. Race and the Law Prof Blog

    Can Joe Biden “Keep Hope Alive”?: Reflections From Barack Obama’s and Jesse Jackson’s Democratic Primary Campaigns

    By Vinay Harpalani

    Today will be a day of reckoning for Joe Biden.  Saturday’s South Carolina Democratic primary revived Biden’s presidential candidacy, and after this Super Tuesday’s primaries, he will find out if…

  6. Crunched Credit

    Beware of Global Elites Bearing Consensus

    By Rick Jones

    Trigger Warning:  If any of you, my readers, or your senior management, who might actually read this, are card carrying members of the global elite, please be assured that I…

  7. CAP·impact

    The CAP⋅impact Podcast – Episode 59: The 2020 Election, The Courts, and Unions for All

    By Jon Wainwright, Capital Center for Law & Policy

    On today's podcast, I talk with Harold McDougal, a Professor of Law at Howard University, about this year's election and the many impacts it could have, depending on the outcome,…

  8. The Right Coast

    Polling Catholics, Part 2: Faith, Policy and the 2020 Election | RealClearPolitics

    By Thomas A. Smith

    More than half the Roman Catholics in this country accept all or most of the church s teachings and try to live their lives accordingly, a new survey of Catholic…

  9. PrawfsBlawg

    Vice Presidential Trivia

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, February 25, 2020Vice Presidential TriviaSuppose Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee for President. He decides to go with a young, exciting running mate and picks Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. An…

  10. PrawfsBlawg

    The Death of a Presidential Nominee

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Friday, February 21, 2020The Death of a Presidential NomineeI don't know the answer to the following question. Suppose someone is formally nominated as the presidential candidate of one of…