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kilcannon's review against another edition
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From the way he skirts around the issues or only drops in an occasional brief mention of them, it's almost as if Abbott is aware that he utterly fails to apply his own Constitutionalist principles to issues like religion in the public sphere or abortion.
This abject hypocrisy aside, his ideas about the Constitution and the states' ability to amend it are all pretty sound, and most of the proposals in here make sense or are at least intriguing.
The book was a little repetitive, but I guess that makes sense for a manifesto like this.
This abject hypocrisy aside, his ideas about the Constitution and the states' ability to amend it are all pretty sound, and most of the proposals in here make sense or are at least intriguing.
The book was a little repetitive, but I guess that makes sense for a manifesto like this.
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