Same body, different question, answered by the same principle: you have to be able to retaliate. If you never retaliate because you want to cooperate, you can only lose.
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Always Cooperate: Game Theory and Partisan Politics in Samuel Alito's Post-Racial Fantasy, or... notes on asymmetric disarmament after Callais
For fifty years, Democrats built institutions to prevent themselves from gerrymandering. Republicans built none. Callais did not cause this asymmetry; it exploited it. Always Cooperate is the only str...
@stevevladeck.bsky.socialCalls for expanding #SCOTUS are entirely (and increasingly) understandable.
But as today's "One First" explains, there are at least four difficult questions that those who support expansion should have to answer—especially as compared to other possible reforms:
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