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: Essentially Contested AmericaIs ?Empathy? a Code Word for Judicial Liberalism?
By Robert Justin Lipkin
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When President Obama uses the term “empathy” as a virtue any desirable Supreme Court nominee should possess, it appears to some that he’s simply preparing the public for his choice of a liberal for the Supreme Court. But this is a radically misunderstanding of the nature of empathy as well as the President’s [...]Full post as published by Essentially Contested America on May 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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