I really enjoyed today's class discussion. I know large classes are not always conducive to discussion, but please feel free to speak up and debate these important issues about the meaning of our rights and liberties.
I made a few additions to my blog post (immediately below) on McCardle and the Pledge hypo to highlight some of the questions that arose in class today.
Feel free to post comments and to continue the discussion and debate on line.
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