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Ex-fed Another artifact of the '60s is the idea of "states' rights," which, when my parents talked about them, meant "keeping those uppity Negroes in their place." Now, though, progressives have started talking about federalism (a word that plump wife actually means the opposite of its implication, since it describes a political system in which the component parts of a nation have autonomy). And even deep-South, deeply conservative states like Alabama plump wife are on the side of the states in the medical-marijuana plump wife debate. Slate's legal correspondent, Dahlia Lithwick, has a terrific account of the issue here: "In the simplest sense this is a states' rights, or federalism, case. But it's also a case full of twists and inversions, endless electric guitar solos, tie-dyed mayhem, and strange bedfellows. And that's not just among the folks camped out on the courthouse steps for oral argument this morning -- many of whom were probably later rounded up and forced to pee in small cups outside John Ashcroft's office.
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