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Why the “Happy Warrior,” Al Smith, Wasn’t Happy About the New Deal
Justifying Originalism
Originalism’s Expanding Popularity
Why the “Happy Warrior,” Al Smith, Wasn’t Happy About the New Deal
by Jay Cost
Franklin Roosevelt’s version of Progressivism was more statist than Smith’s.
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Justifying Originalism
by Lee J. Strang
Originalism provides the surest way to access the Constitution's legal meaning and then to implement it over time.
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Originalism’s Expanding Popularity
by James R. Rogers
The normative justification for originalism—honest reading—is compelling and causing cracks in the once solid wall of opposition to originalism.
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Franklin Roosevelt’s version of Progressivism was more statist than Smith’s. 
Originalism provides the surest way to access the Constitution's legal meaning and then to implement it over time. 
The normative justification for originalism—honest reading—is compelling and causing cracks in the once solid wall of opposition to originalism. 
