A regular reader of this page drops me a line, referring to my posting below on Justice O’Connor’s ready adaptation to the norms of the Baker-Hamilton study group, and remarking that “some would say her entire career on the Court was itself an attempt at government-by-blue-ribbon-commission.” This observation may be the Rosetta Stone of O’Connor scholarship, the key to unlocking the hitherto indecipherable principles of her jurisprudence.
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Matthew J. Franck is a senior fellow at the Witherspoon Institute, a senior contributing editor of Public Discourse, a lecturer in politics at Princeton University, and professor emeritus of political science at Radford University.
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