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Willy Cleary - Recall (Live at Malone University)

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Sanjayas1andonly commented on 18 Dec 2010

your voice sounds amazing in this song! :'D

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David Bernstein on Rehabilitating Lochner and the Freedom to Contract

"Either the Commerce Clause gives Congress a plenary power to regulate anything it pleases or it doesn't; and let's have that argument," says George Mason ...

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Loathomar commented on 18 Oct 2011

The reason Obama referred to the Lochner era, is simply that it is a common term. The Lochner case not a huge case by it's self, but it was the first case in a series of cases that follow the same conservative view on many cases. It was this Lochner era court that made the Dred Scott decision. Why history picked this very case for the name of the era is not really that clear and could be unfair, but the Lochner era is what it is called.

whoo689 commented on 19 Oct 2011

I am fairly liberal on economic matters, although I detest the nanny state, War on Drugs, etc., but I DO see that there's a case to be made about NOT using the Commerce clause for whatever LIBERAL economic ends you want! It's insane. You can't use the Commerce Clause for ABORTION! For crying out loud. I'm prochoice, but I would NEVER use it to justify abortion. There are much better justifications for legal abortion.

blogegog commented on 19 Oct 2011

"“Either the Commerce Clause gives Congress a plenary power to regulate anything it pleases or it doesn’t; and let’s have that argument,”" Let's also have another argument. I think that 'plenary' should not be a word. It causes nothing but trouble. Who's with me?

blogegog commented on 18 Oct 2011

Is 'Lochner' short for 'Lochness Monster'? If so, I don't think he should be rehabilitated at all. All he does is swim around all day eating algae and fresh-water plankton. He's not bothering anyone. Leave him alone, Reason Teevee!

whoo689 commented on 19 Oct 2011

I think the federal court system, in a way, has become far too partisan and political. BOTH sides of the aisle wanna use it for THEIR ideological purposes, rather than keeping it independent like it should be.

sklanger commented on 25 Oct 2011

Prof. Bernstein, you've packed on the pounds, possibly from too much baked goods, and starting to resemble the grotesquerie who is Leiter. It's unhealthy. Please go low-carb or something.

curtisls87 commented on 19 Oct 2011

@Loathomar Um, no. Lochner was decided in 1905, and Dred Scott was decided in 1857, so there is no way it was the "Lochner era court that made the Dred Scott decision."