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This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "The Volokh Conspiracy Who Are We? Subscribe E-Mail Policy Linking Policy Stuff Blogroll Archives Pre-2004 Archives Search Home 1000 Saturday, August 28, 2004 [ Eugene Volokh , August 28, 2004 at 5:27pm ] Trackbacks Negative campaigning: On NPR this morning, Jim Nayder, host of the Annoying Music Show, quoted this gem from William H. Harrison's campaign against Martin Van Buren: Who rules us with an iron rod? Who moves at Satan's beck and nod? Who heeds not man, Who heeds not God? Van Buren, Van Buren! Thanks to those readers who pointed me to the NPR archive and to Jim Nayder's identity (the original version of this post did not identify him), and to Michelle Dulak and N.Z. Bear who transcribed for me the text of the second stanza, which reads: Who would his friends, his country sell Do other deeds too base to tell Deserves the lowest place in hell Van Buren, Van Buren! Sweet! [ Todd Zywicki , August 28, 2004 at 10:52am ] Trackbacks FASCINATING KOREAN BANKRUPTCY LAW: For the record Orin, I would prefer the piece on Korean bankruptcy law . Then again, when I was in bankruptcy practice, we used to pester the lending and corporate attorneys to take us to meet their clients for whom they were closing deals and they always blew us off. One finally fessed up that taking a bankruptcy attorney to a deal closing was like taking an undertaker to a wedding. I never asked again. [ Juan Non-Volokh , August 28, 2004 at 10:40am ] Trackbacks Keyes Agonistes In 2000 Alan Keyes lambasted Hillary Clinton for carpetbagging when she moved to New York to run for the Senate. Suddenly Keyes had a change of heart when given the opportuinity to run for the Senate in Illiois. Yet this has hardly been Keyes' only flip-flop, reports FoxNews . He onc" .... read entire page
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