Moore’s defamation cases show difference between winning and losing arguments
In terms of his political ambitions, Roy Moore has always itched for more.
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Will Nevin, J.D., Ph.D., is an assistant professor and program coordinator for Communications Media at Alabama A&M University.
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To my eye, the dog is blurred for one reason only.
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We all want students to be safe, to be free from the terror that has been inflicted upon them all too often.
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For six years, Keister’s argued for the right to preach for his god where he sees fit and for the First Amendment.
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This is the best outcome in a democracy that’s committed to free speech.
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His ads will fade. But that shame – and the moral consequences for his brazen bigotry – never will.
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