[EL] Glenn Reynolds in USA Today

Thu Nov 12 08:58:39 PST 2015

The embarrassing actions we have seen at Yale, Mizzu, Williams and countless other universities by students (and professors!) speaks more the negative effects of faculty group think and homogeneous hiring practices than the limits of democratic participation. 

One is more likely to find a unicorn on college campuses than a copy of The Road to Serfdom. It is more likely that a convicted felon will be invited to be a campus speaker than a Justice Scalia or Condalezza Rice.

We turned the "marketplace of ideas" into a monopoly. The Agora is now a cubicle with an entryway so small only the ideologically pure get admitted. We are now see the results of that.

Matt

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Then why have a voting age at all?

(FWIW, I'm fine with keeping it at 18)

On Nov 12, 2015 11:44 AM, "Rick Hasen" <rhasen at law.uci.edu<mailto:rhasen at law.uci.edu>> wrote:
I don't think it for Glenn or you (or me) to judge who is smart or mature or educated enough to cast a ballot.  That's the point of modern democratic universal suffrage.

On 11/12/2015 8:22 AM, Ilya Shapiro wrote:
"People who can’t discuss Halloween costumes rationally don’t deserve to play a role in running a great nation."

He does have a point. It really depends on whether your highest value is democracy or liberty. After all, if angels governed men, we wouldn't need democracy or any other check on government's going beyond its legitimate power to secure our liberties into things that oppress us.

Ilya Shapiro
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On Nov 12, 2015, at 11:08 AM, Rick Hasen <<mailto:rhasen at law.uci.edu>rhasen at law.uci.edu<mailto:rhasen at law.uci.edu>> wrote:

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It’s unlikely to happen, but voters could elect two different congressmen to fill John Boehner’s vacated seat in the March primary.

That’s because Ohio Gov. John Kasich has chosen to conduct the primary for Boehner’s unfinished 6-month term and the two-year term on the same date.

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Last Monday, I hosted a dinner with President Obama for 50 people to raise money for the House Democrats. As host, I enjoyed the additional privilege of a few minutes in private with the President during which I pressed him, ironically, to take action on campaign finance reform. Sorry, but I can’t tell you how he replied. Part of the privilege is to hear the President off-the-record.

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Vincent DeVito<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/1jWVIi6gUgdEIc3Cm67SkjtPqdS4QQmnbI6QrI9FEIKfL6QrI9FEIKnvdETojjhpd7bzxKl2uHizk5mStu00CXreL00jqpEVd791xxN_HYCqenNP8UtRXBQSnXY-e7e8EIth5dqWqJXIsG7DR8OJMddFzzqabxKVKVI06gfGhFQvrDYqsLx6fXcKxV3p_ytQnYhhN5faMYKJmB943_bCfRqI2YWBP6NgbRttbQrm-9trrkMSvFwLV_SDaI2V2Hsbvg58uJIpG_2ps-l9QVKQKZ1ISUMVtYsrdboQ5jiWq81Eaz9Ew1DCa6y3o86y0iGGHY9X4Iq84kshjN5YSOedF6AhV2CT> for Reuters Opinion. Mandamus to get the FEC to act?  In time for this election? I don’t think so.

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“How the Kochs created Joni Ernst”<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/k-Kr4wUSyMMepoovphdTdETojjhpsKMrhKMCCyOU-YrhKMCCyOVtYSztxdd5AQsKe6Vk9WJadglrpRU02rJIWY01dFCzAQsA6677-LOpEVv7czxTnKnjpvLPUUsUyyNR4kRHFGTKNOEuvkzaT0QSOyrhhsdTdTdw0_f-QVlwvFwwvkzM072iNMUsMqehNI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrIT-K>
Posted on November 12, 2015 7:38 am<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/FZsS76Qm61Pb33Xa9KVJ6X2qqbbBS3qdS4QQmn7TzqdS4QQmnbLCQrI9FEICzBNMTaxflFhG2HreL00jtJDnw09JcQsCzAwMMU_R-jd7bUVAseWZOWrbZ-v73D4kmeEyCJtdmZSel3PWApmU6CSkPqabxKVKVI07V_SDaI3Zc43WAu00Uime73C3hOedDWob-vZFOH0KgGT2TQ1i7Hr6qLMCnfBiterJbLgrdKcenv76PiSd1kQKCy0q2EOq80pVyxEwS21Ew4GGG_2uNb6y1574kYhvdIzzpJwEu0dhTHZz> by Rick Hasen<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/1jWVIp3zqb30VBxxZB4TsSztxdd5BOX1J6X2qqbbzXNJ6X2qqbbBTPqdS4QQmjhOUUrBgDGQER1lJDnw09KSPHM04SCqejhOgoosvW_9CzBYsOe7tuVtdB-_fzxPyab7khjmKCHuX7axVZicHs3jrb9J55MTsTsS03Y_XjBm1-C21Zif00s9qTcDm9P9I_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrG_Au>

Ken Vogel<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/FZsS83gwcCQm61Pb33Xa9KVJ6X2qqbbBS3qdS4QQmn7TzqdS4QQmnbLCQrI9FEICzBNMTaxflFhG2HreL00jtJDnw09JcQsCzAwMMU_R-jd7bUVAseWZOWrbZ-v73D4kmeEyCJtdmZSel3PWApmU6CSm3qabxKVKVI04Jk-kVmHO-kDm9r4XELUyzAOvBOJr4W5Pd2YOvBOdlyWqbXwVcSvFwLV_SDaI2V2Hsbvg58uJIpG_2ps-l9QVKQKZ1ISUMVtYsrdboQ5jiWq81Eaz9Ew1DCa6y3o86y0iGGHY9X4Iq84kshjN5YSOedUnQISLxV> for Politico:

Until now, little has been known about the secretive role played by the Kochs’ donors and operatives in boosting Ernst. The Koch network has focused primarily on policy fights, mostly leaving the spadework of recruiting and nurturing candidates to the party.

But the network’s financial support for Ernst ― detailed here for the first time ― offers the first signs of a move into GOP primaries. The Kochs and their allies are investing in a pipeline to identify, cultivate and finance business-oriented candidates from the local school board all the way to the White House, and Koch operatives are already looking for opportunities to challenge GOP incumbents deemed insufficiently hard-line in their opposition to government spending and corporate subsidies.

The ambitious effort, spearheaded partly by a for-profit consulting firm called Aegis Strategic that’s backed by the Koch network, is one of several ways in which the brothers and their allies are seeking to influence the types of candidates who carry the GOP banner. The network has taken on a vetting role in the GOP presidential primary, offering favored candidates access to its donors<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/k-Kr3zqb30VBxxZB4TsSztxdd5BOX1J6X2qqbbzXNJ6X2qqbbBTPqdS4QQmjhOUUrBgDGQER1lJDnw09KSPHM04SCqejhOgoosvW_9CzBYsOe7tuVtdB-_fzxPyab7khjmKCHuX7axVZicHs3jrbVJ55MTsTsS02mGvasHlVvajH4JytQnYKeMHmNcKgzmpfUQbCfQ-pcIngH2Iq5OdlyWtQn2XIvZ2GFtroPxYq5WuHa6NbSQ-jJoMBFt5eXzz9I_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrDYq9> and activists. And some within the network have even advocated targeting from six to 12 GOP House members who have run afoul of the Koch orthodoxy on fiscal issues and who are facing 2016 primary challenges, sources told POLITICO.

Tim Phillips, president of the most aggressive Koch-backed group, Americans for Prosperity, declined to comment on whether his group had any plans to spend money in GOP primaries. “We have not taken any options off the table. That’s the best way to put it,” he said. “We have not precluded the possibility of it. We’re looking at every option.”

In the Ernst race, the Koch support included hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of television ads funded by undisclosed donors and tens of thousands of dollars in direct campaign contributions. The spending would have been difficult to trace back to the Koch network during Ernst’s campaign, but details are expected to emerge this week when the central Koch nonprofit, Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, files its tax disclosures.

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Posted in campaign finance<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/k-Kr6jqb30VBxxZB4TsSztxdd5BOX1J6X2qqbbzXNJ6X2qqbbBTPqdS4QQmjhOUUrBgDGQER1lJDnw09KSPHM04SCqejhOgoosvW_9CzBYsOe7tuVtdB-_fzxPyab7khjmKCHuX7axVZicHs3jr8USyyUrKrKr01-vZFOH0_j10-F7w0e4HrcV6VI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrzvFL>, campaigns<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/avndy1J5xwsOMM-OyrKrhKMCCyOVtwSztxdd5BNZUSztxdd5BOXVJ6X2qqb9EVssdOEjRqkqwGSPHM04TrpRU02rjd79EV8ccefZvAPhO-ep73KLsKCO_vDNMVN55zG8FHnjlLtzBgY-F6lK1FJBUSyyUrKrKr01-vZFOH0_j10-F7w0e4HrcVYQsCPZc5_f-QVlwn8lrxrW0F3RJzdnUjbDOFeDdSBTEdCT67bLzzpFr6wGqnjh0d1kpd40cYNgQgr10Qg2lllvxfoBzh0yzyau8LCShNKMeSaJCiklV2>, tax law and election law<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/avndy0s920Orhoo7cIcfIECXCQrI9FEIKnodETojjhpsvudETojjhpsK-rhKMCCyOqen73sG4ZmB6EaJIWY01dSStu00CQPhOqei333z_nVcQsLzChMXHTbFILTVYseshhoWyaqRQRrToVkffGhBrwqrpd79J55MTsTsS03Y_XjBm1-C21Zif00s9mSpOqpI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsr6IRG>
“Los Angeles Updates Voting Procedures To Help Curb Declining Turnout”<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/5fHCNAp6x0qdEIc3Cm67SkjtPqdS4QQmnbI6QrI9FEIKfL6QrI9FEIKnvdETojjhpd7bzxKl2uHizk5mStu00CXreL00jqpEVd791xxN_HYCqenNP8UtRXBQSnXY-e7e8EIth5dqWqJXIsG7DR8OJMddIndEEK6XCXCM0vD_qsGMfQMgfGhU03x9oUseod7b1I_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrwqzZtkCp>
Posted on November 11, 2015 6:45 pm<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/avndz8wcygsrhoo7cIcfIECXCQrI9FEIKnodETojjhpsvudETojjhpsK-rhKMCCyOqen73sG4ZmB6EaJIWY01dSStu00CQPhOqei333z_nVcQsLzChMXHTbFILTVYseshhoWyaqRQRrToVkffGhBrwqrohdEEK6XCXCM0vD_qsGMfQMgfGhU03x9oUseod7b1I_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsr8zAhkDloBWB9> by Rick Hasen<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/FZsS91NJ5xwsOMM-OyrKrhKMCCyOVtwSztxdd5BNZUSztxdd5BOXVJ6X2qqb9EVssdOEjRqkqwGSPHM04TrpRU02rjd79EV8ccefZvAPhO-ep73KLsKCO_vDNMVN55zG8FHnjlLtzBgY-F6lK1FJxcSyyUrKrKr01-vZFOH0_j10-F7w0e4JrCjH4VASvFwLV_SDaI2V2Hsbvg58uJIpG_2ps-l9QVKQKZ1ISUMVtYsrdboQ5jiWq81Eaz9Ew1DCa6y3o86y0iGGHY9X4Iq84kshjN5YSOedFY-4sGPcNrZz>

NPR reports.<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/avndz9J5xwsOMM-OyrKrhKMCCyOVtwSztxdd5BNZUSztxdd5BOXVJ6X2qqb9EVssdOEjRqkqwGSPHM04TrpRU02rjd79EV8ccefZvAPhO-ep73KLsKCO_vDNMVN55zG8FHnjlLtzBgY-F6lK1FJxASyyUrKrKr01gmzM074XELUyzyaecfLKfzC6nIfHgLI2fD_gKSIxI_EncRDa14KJ6JLgrzZ2YWBOvDH5XdN85QfIva4E4iYSUMGTcATdklI4dAhwtitoBG4ZzXgg13sRhmBmUSYWpykV_7BSww26VGyGLEirleFmQJfdDWob-vZFOH0KgGT2TQ1i7Hr6qLMCnfBiterJbLgrdKcenv76PiSd1kQKCy0q2EOq80pVyxEwS21Ew4GGG_2uNb6y1574kYhvdIzzuyKYcry1Dqui>

Disclosure: I now serve on the LA County VSAP.

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Posted in voting<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/k-Kr6hASyMMepoovphdTdETojjhpsKMrhKMCCyOU-YrhKMCCyOVtYSztxdd5AQsKe6Vk9WJadglrpRU02rJIWY01dFCzAQsA6677-LOpEVv7czxTnKnjpvLPUUsUyyNR4kRHFGTKNOEuvkzaT0QSM-rhhsdTdTdw0_f-QVlwvFwwvkzM072lJCsOyrfQMnY_XjBm1sxlK5LE2AfmScRvxcKvaAWsTqnuwSrsosK-edCBIq2FFtd40Q5hAQg0PP53h1I43h09lll-4Zymd42ae8FUy-rp76OS_jwEgm>
“FEC Refuses to Close the ‘Chevron’ Loophole in the Ban Against Campaign Contributions From Government Contractors”<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/2DRPosrhoo7cIcfIECXCQrI9FEIKnodETojjhpsvudETojjhpsK-rhKMCCyOqen73sG4ZmB6EaJIWY01dSStu00CQPhOqei333z_nVcQsLzChMXHTbFILTVYseshhoWyaqRQRrToVkffGhBrwqrosdEEK6XCXCM0vD_qsGMfQMgfGhU03x9oUseod7apI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsr6V6-47W5rNJj>
Posted on November 11, 2015 12:07 pm<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/k-Kr6xASyMMepoovphdTdETojjhpsKMrhKMCCyOU-YrhKMCCyOVtYSztxdd5AQsKe6Vk9WJadglrpRU02rJIWY01dFCzAQsA6677-LOpEVv7czxTnKnjpvLPUUsUyyNR4kRHFGTKNOEuvkzaT0QSMedEEK6XCXCM0vD_qsGMfQMgfGhU03x9oUseod7apI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrVQIoE7Cly3k-> by Rick Hasen<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/5fHCMUSyMMepoovphdTdETojjhpsKMrhKMCCyOU-YrhKMCCyOVtYSztxdd5AQsKe6Vk9WJadglrpRU02rJIWY01dFCzAQsA6677-LOpEVv7czxTnKnjpvLPUUsUyyNR4kRHFGTKNOEuvkzaT0QSMYrhhsdTdTdw0_f-QVlwvFwwvkzM072mJP9RysOrfQMnY_XjBm1sxlK5LE2AfmScRvxcKvaAWsTqnuwSrsosK-edCBIq2FFtd40Q5hAQg0PP53h1I43h09lll-4Zymd42ae8FUy-rp76THH50DueZS8s>

Release<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/2DRPosrhoo7cIcfIECXCQrI9FEIKnodETojjhpsvudETojjhpsK-rhKMCCyOqen73sG4ZmB6EaJIWY01dSStu00CQPhOqei333z_nVcQsLzChMXHTbFILTVYseshhoWyaqRQRrToVkffGhBrwqrod79J55MTsTsS02JasxjUs01NqfQF6JlsmzZahHlmfEizZFZpRkA6xNPUVcQsCPZc5_f-QVlwn8lrxrW0F3RJzdnUjbDOFeDdSBTEdCT67bLzzpFr6wGqnjh0d1kpd40cYNgQgr10Qg2lllvxfoBzh0yzyau8LCShNJa2cBNQ9TuKI>:

A deadlock by the U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC) on Public Citizen’s request that the agency close a loophole of its own making that allows federal contractors to make campaign contributions through subsidiaries means the loophole remains. The 3-3 vote came Tuesday evening.

“It’s irresponsible for the agency to let stand a policy that guts a key campaign finance rule,” said Craig Holman, government affairs lobbyist for Public Citizen’s Congress Watch division. “Any major corporation can set up multiple entities within the same corporate family, one for making campaign contributions to curry favor and another for receiving the largess of lucrative government contracts.”

The silver lining, Holman said, is that Public Citizen’s petition (PDF)<http://cp.mcafee.com/d/2DRPoArhoo7cIcfIECXCQrI9FEIKnodETojjhpsvudETojjhpsK-rhKMCCyOqen73sG4ZmB6EaJIWY01dSStu00CQPhOqei333z_nVcQsLzChMXHTbFILTVYseshhoWyaqRQRrToVkffGhBrwqrvKrhhsdTdTdw0HiD8k-700sgHpJnUjFzLSbHvekVlwntH4L5I_RtaOwhbNYKXW7NQYLqI9NSQWNFOO3FI_j1vP_Jelo5O5mUm-wagZroPl-4OVYGjFPtFtW3pJNxOXUUSqmNEaCBQQg3gl6jh03fckd46Mgd40BllnUjS9oQg8EUyDybVJAsrk96o4WhI> and the comments from the public and other elections enforcement agencies in support of it may have helped guide the FEC general counsel’s office on how to enforce effective pay-to-play laws and helped win over the Democratic commissioners to support reconsidering the agency’s current policy. The petition is well poised to resurface with any change in the FEC’s membership.

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