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Law Dork is Chris Geidner's blog. I am back in Washington, D.C., where I am the senior political writer at Metro Weekly. [Here's my bio.] This blog is my personal space, where I write about LGBT issues, regulation and regulators, the Obama administration and whatever passing matters catch my fancy. You also should follow me on Twitter.
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Obama Archive
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Presidential Q-and-A
Although I did not get to ask a question at today’s White House East Room event in which President Obama... -
The Hecklers’ Veto
Tonight, people associated with GetEqual directly heckled the sitting President, who is generally supportive of LGBT equality but is not... -
The Dawn at Stevens’ Sunset?
Today was a day for celebrating the service of Justice John Paul Stevens. Today was a day for considering the impact... -
Obama and Stevens United . . . Against Citizens United
One of the ten-ton elephants or bombshells or other colorful journalistic euphemisms awaiting us in the SCOTUS vacancy weeks ahead... -
Oh, What a Glee-ful Morning
It was a busy morning at the White House, as thousands of families descended on the South Lawn for the... -
Equality and the Rule of Law
Yet again, the Department of Justice filed a brief (pdf) in a federal trial court that defends a law in... -
Where’s Dawn Johnsen?
[My earlier post regarding the EEOC and NLRB appointments, and Obama's use of recess appointments more generally, can be found... -
Feldblum, Others to the EEOC in Series of Recess Appointments
Chai Feldblum was one of 15 Obama nominees who today were given recess appointments (White House release) — including several... -
The Politics of Barney
Following up on Thursday’s news, I look at “The Politics of Repeal” at Metro Weekly: Calling the changes to the ”Don’t... -
Getting It Done
As folks watch the House on C-SPAN, President Barack Obama nails down the final votes needed to pass his health...