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1998) (noting that the Supreme Court “has not applied this weighing test to campaign contribution restrictions”). Bopp, supra note 12, at 243 n.50, 296
administration); Kagan, supra note 23, at 2252 & n.12 (explaining that the Supreme Court has espoused such a view of administra- tion); Richard B. Stewart
Republican Party, did not perceive his Fed- eralist Party opponents as the chief threat to the nation; rather, as Holland has noted, “[n]ow undermining
Memorandum]. 105. See Ponsa (née Burnett), supra note 50, at 822 n.107. 106. GELPÍ, supra note 99, at 144. 107. See infra Part IV. 108. Federalist No. 78
institutions that create and reproduce poverty.”). 200. Alfieri, supra note 195, at 665, 702-03, 711 n.307. 201. I am indebted to Douglas NeJaime
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“queerness” in a letter to Helene Hanff. Rosenberg, supra note 3, at 389 n.3. See Mack, supra note 3, at 233 (describing Murray’s concept of “Jane Crow
public choice accounts of the field of IP to better explain the A2K mobilization. Id. at 841 n.174. But as I have noted, I am skeptical of the
hours beforehand and one hour afterward. Id. at 2225 n.4. 5. See id. at 2225. 6. See id. at 2226. 7. The Court’s ruling was unanimous, although
supra note 7 and accompanying text. 104. See supra notes 56-59; Section III.B. 105. See supra notes 56-59; Section III.B. 106. See, e.g., Amos N