Dennis D. Karpf
An excellent presentation of competing progressive and moderate/conservative perspectives. Yet Mr. Rosen fails to question underlying definitions of judicial philosophy as influencing judicial interpretation and construction. A prominent example is the utter failure of Mr. Shaw to define “diversity” as rationalization for race as a consideration in the two college admissions cases in most recent podcast. Indeed none of the SCOTUS justices even raised such fundamental question when invoked by the defendants during oral argument to sidestep issue of the reality of racial preference (under 14th Amendment) by First Amendment claim of “diversity.” Intellectual honesty is not so served.
dennis.karpf via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/02/22
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Engaging and thought-provoking debates and presentations about essential issues facing our country with great historical context. It has enriched my citizenship. I highly recommend.
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