From the Concurring Opinions mailbox
posted by Kaimipono D. Wenger
We get lots of mail. Some messages are very useful and make it onto the blog; others are useful, but not really blog material. A substantial portion of messages are nice but basically irrelevant to the Co-Op bloggers. And another substantial portion is . . . err, quirky. Fortunately, we just received one example which so perfectly captures the category, that I thought I’d reproduce it in its entirety for our readers’ edification and enjoyment. (One note — due to the deficiencies of control-V, the widespread use of boldface in the message did not properly copy. My apologies. Rest assured that the original contained substantial use of boldface.) Everything that follows this paragraph (including section breaks, editing notes, and several “emphasis added”s) is from our interlocutor. Enjoy!
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Who was the last law school prof (or even a Supreme or even a law school student) to read the 1787-1788 Federalist (at least 1,000 times) to get ANY clue about what the 1787 U.S.A. Constitution says or means regarding *federalism* ??? Read the rest of this post »
November 3, 2009 at 1:08 pm
Tags: constitutional law for the insane
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