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Supreme Court fumbles return of personal privacy 
I was thrilled to see this headline on the American Civil Liberties Union’s website after the Supreme Court’s unanimous Jan. 23 ruling on United States v. Jones: “Supreme Court GPS Ruling: Bringing the 4th Amendment Into the 21st Century.” Wow!
By By Nat Hentoff , February 02, 2012
Funny how scary side effects can be
One thing that television is good for is making you feel better about yourself — not the TV programs so much, but the ads, particularly the ones advertising pharmaceutical drugs.
By By Reg Henry , February 02, 2012
Whither to GOP establishment
LEWISTON, Maine — Against all odds, against all expectations, perhaps even against all reason, the Republican presidential nomination fight is centered in Florida this week and then moves to a hopelessly complex process here in Maine next week.
By David Shribman , January 31, 2012
Public Service commissioner puts endorsing process in turmoil
By announcing that he will bypass the Republican endorsing convention and go straight to the party primary in his quest for a U.S. House seat, Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer has thrown the party endorsing process into turmoil.
By By Lloyd Omdahl , January 29, 2012
Gingrich surliness won’t win
Look, nobody’s third wife is going to be first lady. In the privacy of the voting booth, American women won’t stand for it.
By By Gene Lyons , January 28, 2012
Look Ma, Newt says I’m an elite
In attics all over Media Land, reporters whose aging knees are not really up to the task are rummaging through dusty notebooks, yellowing files and tottering stacks of tape and videocassettes.
By By Dale McFeatters , January 27, 2012
Photo IDs can protect elections, let dead rest
Liberals love to laugh off voter fraud. It’s “a made-up problem invented by GOP operatives,” Robert Koehler, a self-termed “peace journalist,” snickered in the Jan. 5 Huffington Post.
By By Deroy Murdock , January 27, 2012
Netherworld reports US as bad as ever
At the same time as President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address to Congress Tuesday night, a less publicized speech — no less significant — was being delivered before a joint session of Hades.
By By Reg Henry , January 26, 2012
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