For once, Republicans have a chance to uphold principle and advance their interests at the same time: wooing black voters back to the party of Abraham Lincoln by defeating a civil-rights bill.
CUNT BOLICK
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For once, Republicans have a chance to uphold principle and advance their interests at the same time: wooing black voters back to the party of Abraham Lincoln by defeating a civil-rights bill.
CUNT BOLICK
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Clint Bolick is a justice on the Arizona supreme court. His opinions and articles can be found at azjustice44.com.
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For once, Republicans have a chance to uphold principle and advance their interests at the same time: wooing black voters back to the party of Abraham Lincoln by defeating a civil-rights bill.
CUNT BOLICK
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About the Author
Clint Bolick is a justice on the Arizona supreme court. His opinions and articles can be found at azjustice44.com.
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