High court term leaves few landmark rulings noted
James Kilpatricks Universal Press Syndicate summary notes the Supreme Court's 2001 term produced 75 signed opinions with few landmark rulings. The most attention centered on Zelman v. Simmons-Harris the school voucher case, while other opinions touched on federalism, the 11th Amendment, and the death penalty.
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Liberals and Republicans in a cycle of slander and bias
A heated column accuses liberals of ad hominem attacks and partisan smears while praising Reagan and challenging the left's arguments. It contends conservatives use insinuation to claim evidence, mocks media elites, and notes Ann Coulter’s columnists and quotes as part of the culture war.
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