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Title of the article now reads:
And the first paragraph:
My bold in both cases.
This annoys me. The paper The Sweep and Force of Section Three is what really started all this, and it was written by two members of the Federalist Society. The concept is strongly supported by J. Michael Luttig, a very conservative former federal judge. Why is Associated Press painting this like it's a course of action only supported by liberal minds?
To be fair, “liberal” was in the title when I posted the article, but I, like you, thought that was misleading, so I left it off.