BurrDeming, helpful links, but I feel like all of those arguments relate to a poor understanding of what empathy means, which this post should have dispensed with. Brooks put 3 issues that are actually worth consideration helpfully at the end of his article.
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A few days ago, I tried my hand at satire, using Trump’s ridiculous levying
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House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said Thursday that he was
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when brooks is on, he's ON. that was an excellent op-ed
ReplyDeleteYes. If we don't want empathy & emotion on the court, we'd have to fill it with robots, not people.
ReplyDeleteI'm not going to read a blog post that takes the "Judicial Confirmation Network" seriously.
ReplyDeleteSuch people--on both the right on the left--live for confirmation fights. They need to make a riot over every nominee to get funding.
BurrDeming, helpful links, but I feel like all of those arguments relate to a poor understanding of what empathy means, which this post should have dispensed with. Brooks put 3 issues that are actually worth consideration helpfully at the end of his article.
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