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'''Cass Sunstein''' is an [[Obama]]-supporting law professor. He was a "regulatory czar" in the [[Obama Administration]] until August 3, 2012, when he resigned abruptly without giving a reason.
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'''Cass Sunstein''' is a law professor, appointed regulatory "czar" in the [[Obama Administration]]. Though widely viewed as a [[liberal]], Sunstein has taken many [[moderate]] positions in line with [[strict construction|strict constructivism]] and supported the nomination of [[John G. Roberts]] to the Supreme Court. Sunstein's precise role in the administration is as yet undefined, and as a czar, he is answerable to no one except the president, acting as part of the "shadow government" identified by [[Glenn Beck]].  Sunstein has little background in regulation, and his appointment appears to have been motivated by his ties to Obama through the [[University of Chicago]] law school.
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Sunstein has radical [[libertarian]] views on [[marriage]].  He has urged that the government should not be in the business of licensing marriages. He recommends [[civil partnership]]s, which could be between any two people, whether gay or straight.  Sunstein also believes taxpayers should be forced to provide funding for [[abortion]], even if they have religious or moral objections to it.<ref>[http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=113802]</ref>
    
Sunstein is a favorite of [[liberals]] for his desire to ban hunting and his bizarre position that animals should be represented in court.
 
Sunstein is a favorite of [[liberals]] for his desire to ban hunting and his bizarre position that animals should be represented in court.
    
Sunstein's resignation may have been due to the possibility he would hinder Obama's electability in November, as Sunstein could have been the focus of negative ads by [[Mitt Romney]] or the [[Super PAC]]s that support Romney.
 
Sunstein's resignation may have been due to the possibility he would hinder Obama's electability in November, as Sunstein could have been the focus of negative ads by [[Mitt Romney]] or the [[Super PAC]]s that support Romney.
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==References==
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[[Category:politics]]
 
[[Category:politics]]
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[[Category:Obama Administration Czars]]
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