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Texas v. Pennsylvania Is About the Future of the Republic

Texas v. Pennsylvania Is About the Future of the Republic
The American flag flies in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on Feb 13, 2016. Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Bruce Abramson
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Our annus horribilis of 2020 is drawing toward a fitting close. Nearly every state in the Union has taken sides in a conflict now before the Supreme Court. Everyone understands that the presidency is on line, but the presidency is the least of it. The rule of law and the future of the American republic—both of which have spent most of the year under attack—are in the dock.
Bruce Abramson
Bruce Abramson
Author
Bruce Abramson, Ph.D., J.D., is president of the strategic consultancy Informationism, Inc. and a director of the American Center for Education and Knowledge. He pioneered the use of large-scale simulations and statistical analysis in AI systems. He is the author of five books, most recently “The New Civil War: Exposing Elites, Fighting Utopian Leftism, and Restoring America” (RealClear Publishing, 2021).
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