How Court Packing Would End Americans’ Constitutionally Secured Rights
Raphael Warnock owes Georgians an answer to the question of court packing, just as Joe Biden still owes one to all of America.
Here’s The Latest On Federal Agencies’ Targeted Harassment Of The Federalist
Acting as prosecutor, judge, and jury, the National Labor Relations Board is just the tip of the iceberg of government agencies wielding far too much power.
Politicians In Both Parties Need To Stop Laughing Away The U.S. Constitution
The founders created the Constitution to protect against one of humanity’s worst instincts — the desire to get things done quickly and irrationally.
DC Court Of Appeals Blasts Judge Sullivan For Michael Flynn Power Grabs
Although couched in judicious language, the majority opinion leaves no doubt that Sullivan’s actions were not just wrong but a fundamental abuse of our system of government.
Supreme Court Validates LGBT Protections On Grounds LGBT Activists Reject
The recent SCOTUS decision seems like an LGBT victory, but not so fast. By linking the rights of gay and transgender people to sex, the left has bound itself to whatever definition ‘sex’ takes on.
DOJ Shouldn’t Defend The Labor Department’s Gross Violation Of The Separation Of Powers
The separation of powers, requiring the involvement of each branch of government rather than one unaccountable agency, helps to preserve our liberty.
Supreme Court Justices Signal Potential Crackdown On Nationwide Injunctions
Justice Neil Gorsuch issued a concurring opinion about the threat nationwide injunctions present to separation of powers and the role of the courts under the Constitution.
The ‘Equal Rights Amendment’ Virginia Just Ratified Is A Legal Fiction
If a legislature ratifies a constitutional amendment, but that amendment does not exist, has the legislature actually done anything?
How To Reduce The Supreme Court’s Power Without Judicial Term Limits
Restoring circuit duties to the court would naturally decrease tenure on the bench without weakening the judiciary’s independence or adding more justices in a partisan war.
The Supreme Court Is Not The Final Say On The Constitution
The judiciary’s rulings are not the supreme law of the land, even rulings from the Supreme Court. The judiciary is not the only or even final arbiter on the Constitution.
The Riots In France Perfectly Illustrate Why We Need The Electoral College
A popular vote is based on a distorted expectation about government and rewards the wrong kind of leaders — urban demagogues.
The Senate Is The Wrong Place To Air Christine Ford’s Allegations Against Brett Kavanaugh
The U.S. judicial system has a process for dealing with allegations of a crime, and Christine Blasey Ford should have to follow it, like any other accuser.
3 Things To Learn From Pat Toomey About Effectively Opposing Trump’s Bad Policy Ideas
Rather than focusing on the unsuccessful efforts of a senator departing Congress this fall, George Will might do well to bolster the efforts of good lawmakers, and cultivate more.
How The Second Amendment Prevents Tyranny
The Second Amendment was supposed to protect us from government by dispersing its coercive power among the people. We still adhere to that system today.
Why Republicans Are Right To Impeach Pennsylvania’s Rogue Supreme Court Justices Over Gerrymandering
What is more in accord with the rule of law: four justices usurping the power of a co-equal branch of government, or a legislature doing exactly what the state constitution allows?
If It Weren’t For The Constitution, America Would Be A ‘Sh-thole’ Country, Too
President Trump was right that some countries are ‘sh-tholes,’ but we should remember that America is different because it was fortunate enough to be born free.
The Proposed Obamacare Settlement Would Cede All House Republicans Have Won
In their fight to preserve the House’s constitutional authority and stop propping up Obamacare, the proposed settlement would give conservatives precious little.