Supreme Court on buses and Fourth Amendment rights
James Kilpatrick comments on the U.S. v. Drayton decision, criticizing Justice Kennedy for implying passengers may freely consent to searches on a Greyhound bus. He contrasts Kennedy with Souter and notes the ruling could expand police power, arguing most travelers would not feel free to refuse. Kilpatrick labels the opinion as unreal and urges suppression of the evidence.
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Schlafly’s rise reshapes a nation and mocks feminists
Ann Coulter lauds Phyllis Schlafly as a transformative force who remade the Republican Party, blocked the ERA, and challenged feminist power. The piece contrasts Schlafly’s prolific scholarship and political impact with what Coulter portrays as media neglect and feminist infighting, citing her books and influence on Goldwater, Reagan, and military policy.
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