One Year Later Our Answer To Lockdowns Must Be ‘Never Again’
America must learn the lessons of the past year and change our course drastically.
The Constitutional Case Against Late Impeachment
A review of the Constitution’s text and the delegates’ deliberations at the 1787 Federal Convention raises significant questions about the case for late impeachment.
Senate Moves Forward With Impeachment Following Vote On Constitutionality
The Senate approved the measure to move forward with former President Donald Trump’s impeachment Tuesday with a 56-44 vote in the upper chamber, approving of its constitutionality.
If Democrats Expel Marjorie Taylor Greene It Will Set A Dangerous Precedent
Unity may be the narrative preached by the newly-elected President Biden, but Democrats don’t seem to be truly interested in it.
The Supreme Court Was Right: Texas Didn’t Have Standing
Those disappointed in the outcome of this election and of the Texas suit should not lose sight of the constitutional values that will last far beyond any one lawsuit and any one election.
The Supreme Court’s Rejection Of Texas’s Election Lawsuit Failed The Constitution
It is hard to believe the justices put the constitutional question above their desire to avoid appearing to meddle in the 2020 election.
How Texas’s Supreme Court Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania Defends Our Civil Rights
Commonsense jurisprudence will recognize the open-shut argument that voters’ civil rights were violated by vote dilution during an unconstitutional election process.
The Supreme Court Didn’t Overlook COVID, It Required Equal COVID Rules For Worship
‘Even if the Constitution has taken a holiday during this pandemic, it cannot become a sabbatical,’ wrote Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
Republican Governor: Not Wearing A Mask Is Just Like Driving Drunk
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has the purpose of an American constitution precisely backwards: it is to restrain governments, not the people.
Why The Electoral College Is Still Good For The United States
Abolishing the Electoral College would be a disaster for freedom and the constitutional imperative to prevent the concentration and abuse of power.
The Pilgrims Gave Us Immeasurable Reasons To Be Thankful Today
While the Pilgrims gave us the first Thanksgiving, which we celebrate each year, they provided us with an even more important legacy to be celebrated, the Mayflower Compact.
Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Snafu Is Ripe For The U.S. Supreme Court To Intervene
The Supreme Court will likely weigh in on Pennsylvania’s handling of mail-in ballots, and notwithstanding the pundits’ claims to the contrary, serious constitutional issues are at stake.
How Civil Disobedience Curbed The Michigan Governor’s COVID Abuses Of Power
The political drama in Michigan reveals how essential it is in a republic that the citizens defy unconstitutional and illegal orders of their government.
10 Major DC ‘Consensus’ Lies President Trump Has Shattered Forever
With major institutions cutting against conservative values, exposing falsehoods has become a theme of the Trump administration.
Yes, The Vice President Breaks A Senate Tie On SCOTUS Nominees
In Laurence Tribe’s telling, the vice president’s tie-breaking vote does not apply to judicial nominees. That is supported by neither the Constitution’s text nor the Senate’s historical practice.
The Satanic Temple Is In Fact Emblematic Of The Leftist Worldview
RBG and Satanism converged at HuffPo this week when an attorney wrote that the death of the Supreme Court justice motivated her to join the Satanic Temple.
How Calvin Coolidge Defended The Constitution Amid Riots, Pandemic, And War
If we want to see the Constitution and the form of government it created survive, we must recognize that citizenship requires more than voting.