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October 1, 2020

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Amy Coney Barrett Could Be an Intellectual Leader on the Supreme Court ([link removed] )

Judge Amy Coney Barrett has the potential not simply to be another originalist voice, or a vote for conservative outcomes, but to be an intellectual leader on the Supreme Court.

- Amy Coney Barrett a Perfect Choice for Half of America ([link removed] )

By Ilya Shapiro

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The Democrats’ “Preexisting Conditions” Strategy Has Some Major Flaws ([link removed] )

Democrats will continue to accuse Republicans of wanting to deny care to the sick by eliminating ObamaCare’s popular preexisting‐​conditions provisions. There are several problems with this line of attack, however.

- Five Problems with Democrats' "Preexisting Conditions" Strategy ([link removed] )

By Michael F. Cannon

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Using Artificial Classes To Settle Mass Litigation: What Ginsburg Knew ([link removed] )

A court nixes settling the city/​county opiates litigation at the expense of individual litigants’ rights to due process, vindicating an influential 1997 opinion by Justice Ruth Ginsburg.

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CBP at U.S. Ports Denied Foreign Investors, Executives, & Parents of U.S. Citizens ([link removed] )

Customs and Border Protection used the president’s entry travel bans to deny admission to thousands of noncitizens, including parents of U.S. citizens, minor children of U.S. legal permanent residents, foreign investors, professional athletes, and multinational executives after they traveled to U.S. ports of entry.

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The Fed’s Policy Drift ([link removed] )

Americans should be entitled to a more substantial review that also calls into question the very foundation of the Fed’s operations. Such a review should consider alternative monetary frameworks, including NGDP targeting.

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