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Archibald Cox: A Profile In Leadership

Archibald Cox: A Profile In Leadership
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Cheers to Archie Cox: Principles before partisanship

Cheers to Archie Cox: Principles before partisanship
Peter Goodman
Fifty years ago, if you saw a pickup truck in Harvard Law School’s parking lot, it belonged to Archie. Professor Archibald Cox, who loved his farm and his horses.
Archie was a Yankee, and born to law. His father was a noted lawyer. His great-grandfather, William Evarts, had prosecuted Jefferson Davis and defended Andrew Johnson against impeachment. Archie was a diligent and brilliant lawyer; but what makes any of this worth telling was his quiet, stubborn commitment to do right.
He fell into politics when fellow New Englander Jack Kennedy drafted him to organize professors to provide campaign ideas. In 1961, Kennedy appointed Cox solicitor general. He argued the government’s Supreme Court cases, including “one person, one vote” and major civil rights cases. ....

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This impeached, one-term president refused to go to his successor's inauguration. Now Trump will do the same.

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This impeached, one-term president refused to go to his successor s inauguration. Now Trump will do the same.
Ronald G. Shafer, The Washington Post
Jan. 8, 2021
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The peeved president decided to skip his successor s inauguration ceremony.
The year was 1869, and the president was Andrew Johnson, who detested incoming President Ulysses S. Grant. The feeling was mutual. Grant refused to ride in the same carriage with Johnson to the Capitol.
Now the country faces a much uglier transfer of power between President Donald Trump, who maintains the election was stolen from him, and Joe Biden.
On Thursday night, as calls grew for his removal from office in the wake of a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol by his supporters, Trump finally acknowledged there will be a new president on Jan. 20 and pledged a smooth, orderly, seamless transition of power. ....

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This impeached, one-term president refused to go to his successor's inauguration

This impeached, one-term president refused to go to his successor’s inauguration. Now Trump will do the same.
Ronald G. Shafer
The peeved president decided to skip his successor’s inauguration ceremony.
The year was 1869, and the president was Andrew Johnson, who detested incoming President Ulysses S. Grant. The feeling was mutual. Grant refused to ride in the same carriage with Johnson to the Capitol.
Now the country faces a much uglier transfer of power between President Trump, who maintains the election was stolen from him, and Joe Biden.
On Thursday night, as calls grew for his removal from office in the wake of a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol by his supporters, Trump finally acknowledged there will be a new president on Jan. 20 and pledged a “smooth, orderly, seamless transition of power.” ....

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Inauguration: Andrew Johnson refused to attend Grant's. Now Trump will do the same to Biden..

Inauguration: Andrew Johnson refused to attend Grant's. Now Trump will do the same to Biden..
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