What does Trump's nomination really mean? A history of the domination of libertarian economics in Washington.

September 28, 2020

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Amy Coney Barrett and the Politics of the Supreme Court ([link removed] )

Even in the earliest days, it was rare for someone to be on the Supreme Court short list from a different party than the president.

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By Ilya Shapiro

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