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Reading the Constitution Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism

Stephen Breyer

New York Times

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The book was discussed in relation to Justice Breyer's retirement, and although the review acknowledged the book was pretty terrible, the speaker maintained that Justice Breyer remained an unbelievable man regardless of the book's quality.

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And let me just say it was moving and you know what else is like an amazing testament to Breyer's men's genus is the last couple of paragraphs of Leah's epic review of Justice Breyer's book which basi...

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The book was discussed in relation to Justice Breyer's retirement, and although the review acknowledged the book was pretty terrible, the speaker maintained that Justice Breyer remained an unbelievable man regardless of the book's quality.

"

And let me just say it was moving and you know what else is like an amazing testament to Breyer's men's genus is the last couple of paragraphs of Leah's epic review of Justice Breyer's book which basically says like the book is pretty terrible and yet Justice Breyer is still an unbelievable man.

It was a great book really. Thank you. And it was it was a Justice Briar if you want to come on the podcast I'll discuss it with you.

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