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Judge John E. Jones III

Category: Charles Darwin
Posted on: November 21, 2008 7:10 PM, by Greg Laden

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Greg, I'm glad you are getting these videos out to a wider audience. I am kicking myself for missing Neil Shubin. I plan on going to see E.O. Wilson in the spring

http://www.case.edu/darwin/events/

Posted by: clevedan | November 21, 2008 9:43 PM

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It's funny to watch the Rebups debating why they lost the election, and what they need to do to start winning elections again.

Judge Jones is clearly a conservative (in the general sense), and just as clearly a Republican (in the broader historical sense), but people with his philosophy have been clearly shut out of the Republican party. He's not a Democrat, and I wouldn't want him in the Democratic party (for one thing, too much American exceptionalism), but he seems to be clearly dedicated to his principles above facile identity politics. He would be an ... interesting ... Supreme Court nominee.

For Jones, it seems to me, Dover was not primarily about evolution.

If I were to give advice to all those pundits and politicians handwringing about the future of the Republican party, I would point to Judge Jones and say, "If you want to be relevant again, put him in charge."

Posted by: HP | November 21, 2008 10:16 PM

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HP - SHHHH! Ixnay of the oodgay advice! Let them have their Sarah - "Can't Talk" Palin!

Posted by: J-Dog | November 22, 2008 9:49 AM

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Thanks for the posting.

Posted by: chriss | November 22, 2008 11:02 AM

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