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The Myth of Biden v. Bork

WHEN Joseph R. Biden Jr. stands on the podium in Denver tonight as Barack Obama’s vice presidential nominee, conservatives of a certain age will see a bogeyman who, as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, presided over the Supreme Court ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New York Times,  26 Aug 2008

Voices of Victims

In 2005, while a law student at the University of Miami, Mahvish Rukhsana Khan decided to volunteer as an interpreter for Afghan detainees at Guantánamo Bay. The American daughter of Afghan immigrants (her parents are Johns Hopkins-educated physicians), ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New York Times,  8 Aug 2008

Mahvish Rukhsana Khan's 'My Guantánamo Diary'

In 2005, while a law student at the University of Miami, Mahvish Rukhsana Khan decided to volunteer as an interpreter for Afghan detainees at Guantánamo Bay. The American daughter of Afghan immigrants (her parents are Johns Hopkins-educated physicians), ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, International Herald Tribune,  8 Aug 2008

The TNR Q&A: 'The Dark Side' Writer Jane Mayer Reveals Cheney's Torture Machinations

Rosen: Let's address the dog-that-didn't-bite question: There hasn't been another attack in the U.S. since 9/11. Were there intelligence successes short of torture that contributed to that? Mayer: I think a lot of smart things have been done to make ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New Republic,  6 Aug 2008

Why A President Obama Would Need The Help Of John Roberts To Push A Progressive Agenda

Note: This article was updated on June 26 to take account of the Supreme Court decisions that came down after it was originally published. The original version appears here. In 2006, at the end of his first term on the Supreme Court, John Roberts told ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New Republic,  28 Jun 2008

Narrow Minded

In 2006, at the end of his first term on the Supreme Court, John Roberts told me and other journalists that his goal as chief justice would be to promote unanimity and collegiality by encouraging his fellow justices to converge around narrow decisions ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New Republic,  26 Jun 2008

The Case Of Bush v. Nature: How The President's Legal War Against The Environment Backfired

In their long-standing campaign against environmental protections, American conservatives have taken a kitchen sink approach: First they exalted states' rights and attacked the Environmental Protection Agency; later, they reversed course, attacking ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New Republic,  14 Apr 2008

Book Review: Bush's Law

Eric Lichtblau is used to being cast as a hero or a villain for his reporting about the war on terror. This year Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, predicted that "some Americans are going to die" because of the public debate that ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, International Herald Tribune,  6 Apr 2008

Books of The Times: Behind the Scenes of Secret Surveillance and Its Public Unmasking

Eric Lichtblau is used to being cast as a hero or a villain for his reporting about the war on terror. This year Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, predicted that “some Americans are going to die” because of the public debate that ...

From JEFFREY ROSEN, The New York Times,  2 Apr 2008

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