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The WP and NYT remind high up though that the decision actually perpetuates a dichotomy from an earlier decision: Donation limits do not impinge on free speech and hence are OK, but spending limits do and aren't.
," Brent Staples' review of Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller Sr. perpetuates a few misconceptions about Standard Oil's business practices.
The book contains a chapter, lamentably titled "Eco-nomics," that perpetuates the oddly popular myth that conventional economic theory is constitutionally incapable of dealing with environmental problems.
Terry Jeffrey perpetuates an old shibboleth when he mentions Bill Clinton's "safe, legal, and rare" comment regarding abortion (see ). Jeffrey asks how we could want any good thing to be rare.
In his otherwise useful and accurate analysis of the issues involving Elia Kazan's honorary Oscar, "," Jacob Weisberg perpetuates the myth that Hollywood has for decades been punishing Kazan by withholding laurels that would have been his had he not named names.