…Merrick Garland. But is Merrick the only one? “Amy Howe at Scotus Blog would say no. A Summary by Amy Howe: March 13, 1912, President William Taft (a Republican) nominated…

…“Political Correctness: a Short History of an Ideology?” by William S. Lind, “Director of the Center for Cultural Conservatism at the Free Congress Foundation.” In turn, the “cultural Marxism” thesis…

…note the similarity with semi repentant Stalinists who argued that they were wrong for the right reasons while anti Stalinists were right for the wrong reasons. William Salaten is a…

…every single state. What a ridiculous comment. Btw, what you want me to give you is a break, not a brake. I think. Another regular reader, William Ryan, commented: What…

…of reports on “The Crisis in British Industry.” Edwin A. Pratt was subsequently identified as the author but William Collinson, who was the publicist for the strikebreaking National Free Labour…

…such thing as able bodied men and women “out of work,” looking for occupation and unable to find it. William Beveridge, Full Employment in a Free Society: Full employment… means…

…and Women) of all kinds can here get three times the wages for their Labour they can in England or Wales;” and William Penn says in a letter that “…

…was the root cause of America’s poverty…. The social dysfunction was clearly real. But was it cause or effect? William Julius Wilson, in When Work Disappears, famously argued that it…

…Frankfurt School. It turned out that the document was largely plagiarized from “Political Correctness: a Short History of an Ideology?” by William S. Lind, who at the time he wrote…

…when he died in 1885, he was lionized in both the North and South. HIs pallbearers included his Union partner William Tecumseh Sherman and Confederate General Joseph Johnston. Tens of…