UJM: Not much different from most secular Jews of their generations whose public service seemed totally detached from their yiddeshkeit and who in some cases kvelled at the success of their assimiliation in a goiyeshe velt (as measured by their “acceptance” in the club). There were a few exceptions but not many. All three, however, seemed to reflect the growing loss of a “centrist” wing on the court or in the body politic overall.
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