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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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Revision as of 11:30, September 26, 2013
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.
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 PACs that support Romney.