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I'm John.uk to learn more. I'm John Batch with my colleague Peter Berkowitz at the Hoover Institution, commenting on his

real clear politics column about a new book by Professor Kass Sunstein, an esteemed academic

at Harvard University, who is very well informed of government as well as

the academy. His new book is On Liberalism, Defense of Freedom. It's important to remember that

the professor believes the metaphor of siege is appropriate to his book. Peter, you write that

the professor, rather than we misunderstand liberalism, he mischaracterizes

it. How so? Yes. Well, in the first place, as I suggested just a moment ago, he envisages a

new kind of constitutional doctrine. He calls it experiments of living constitutionalism. And the

idea is that Supreme Court justices, and for that matter, legislators and presidents, in filling

the various obligations of their job, should always be asking themselves, how does reading the Constitution, how does this law,

how does the execution of this law, how does it advance creating a society which is more welcoming

of people who want to undertake experiments of living? And I think that is actually not the vision

in which America is based.

America makes room for individuals who wish to break with tradition.

But our grounding conviction is the view that Dunluck articulated,

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