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Obama's impressive new OLC chief

A law professor with a history of strident condemnation of Bush radicalism is named to one of the most important positions in the executive branch.
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  • Monday, January 5, 2009 11:54 AM

    HOLLY

    I did check her CV and looked at her publications – in one piece she published in the MN law journal, it seems she supported certain non-enforcement activities by Clinton (regarding HIV carriers and military service), but since my access is limited to the appendix of that article maybe I’m wrong.

    Proof she’s a partisan? She was a political appointee under one Democrat and a nominee under another - so unless shown otherwise, I think it’s safe to assume she’s partisan.

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