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salon.com - 11/20/2008

Obama's Supreme Court | Salon News

— salon.com — Nov. 19, 2008 | In February 1980, Republican presidential aspirant Ronald Reagan declared that the U.S. Supreme... Court needed fresh faces. The court had just declined to block a New York judge's ruling that the federal government should continue to pay ... (more) Obama's Supreme Court | Salon News

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An unpardonable use of power

— salon.com — Nov. 20, 2008 | A departing president probably can't help thinking about the judgment of history. At... the end of eight years, President Bush likely isn't any different. With the nation's attention focused on his successor, it may seem as if there is ... (more) An unpardonable use of power

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salon.com - 11/17/2008

Salon.com News | Bill Ayers talks back

— salon.com — About Salon Contact & Help Corrections Advertise in Salon Salon Personals Salon Jobs Salon Mobile Salon Newsletter... RSS Feeds Salon Premium: Premium log in What is Salon Premium? A & E Books Comics Community: Table Talk & The WELL Life News & Politics ... (more) Salon.com News | Bill Ayers talks back

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Feingold To Bush: Don't Abuse Pardon Power
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) calls on President Bush in a Salon article not to abuse his pardon power: A departing president probably can't help thinking about the judgment of history. At the end of eight years, President Bush likely isn't any different. With the nation's attention focused on his successor, it may seem as if there is little opportunity left for the current president to affect how he will be viewed. But there is one power left -- the power of the pardon -- that could, if it's abused, create a controversy that both the president and ...

Feingold To Bush: Don't Abuse Pardon Power
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) calls on President Bush in a Salon article not to abuse his pardon power: A departing president probably can't help thinking about the judgment of history. At the end of eight years, President Bush likely isn't any different. With the nation's attention focused on his successor, it may seem as if there is little opportunity left for the current president to affect how he will be viewed. But there is one power left -- the power of the pardon -- that could, if it's abused, create a controversy that both the president and ...