The past is the present, isn't it? It's the future, too
Ethan S. BurgerThis Substack's title is taken from Eugene O'Neil's "Long Day's Journey into Night; I hope use it to share my "meditations" on contemporary events, influenced as they are by history. world affairs, and мелоч ["small change" or trifles].
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Applause Without End Ritual, Authority, and the Theater of the Modern [Republican in Name Only] Party Congress
What unsettles me is not policy disagreement. It is the fading instinct to recoil. Where have the Republicans who nominated George H.W. Bush, Bob Dole, George W. Buch, and Mitt Romney disappeared to?
The Honorable J. Michael Luttig: “America’s Time of Testing Has Come”
I am reposting the item below from the Society for the Rule of Law.
Oil, Law, and the Shape of American Power: Reflections on the U.S. Seizure of a Venezuelan Tanker. Why was it that we were suppose to remember the Maine? Why does no one remember?
There is something strangely familiar about the recent U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan-linked tanker in international waters—familiar not in the sense of routine, but in the déjà-vu of an American foreign-policy script learned long ago and inv...
Stopping the Art of the . . . Shakedown
As I strolled past Harvard Law School’s iconic Langdell Hall, while reading the New York Times article “Why Trump and Harvard Have Not Reached a Deal,” I recalled the oft-cited definition of insanity: “doing the same thing repeatedly while ...
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Though based in D.C., time in London, Paris, Sydney, and Leningrad shaped my worldview. Fascinated by conflict, motivation, and law. I value irony, candor, and critical thought—and yes, talking animals in films still trouble me.
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