Opinion Daily columns by Michael McGough
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Former Justice Dept. official Jack Goldsmith makes a more measured case against the Bush/Cheney ‘war on terror’ record than most of his lefty admirers.
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Arlen Specter can argue every angle, and he’s at his best in the Larry Craig affair.
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Would civil liberties be much better?
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Has Bush’s loyalty to his attorney general caused a constitutional kerfuffle?
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A year later, the Roberts and Alito record puts a fresh angle on a Chicken-Little warning.
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Will Latin services restore the lore and mystery of Catholic worship?
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Secret ballots are still the best way for labor unions to organize.
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How the freshman senator built the strongest case against the attorney general.
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Alberto Gonzales and the diversity card.
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The second-tier schools get some respect.
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Believe it or not, some people take the rule of law seriously.
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The high doctrine of campaign finance reform lives on at the Grey Lady
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Why Constitution worship makes it impossible to edit the Bill of Rights.
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How you value the teaching of schools depends on what values the schools are teaching.
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If senators really want to depoliticize the position of U.S. attorney, they should stop treating the post as a patronage plum.
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When everybody buys ink by the barrel, who’s entitled to press privilege?