The Two Faces of Originalism
View original post Scholars of various persuasions have denounced John Eastman in harsh terms while admitting sotto voce that he might have half a point. Until recently, the originalist legal Continue Reading
Towards a Republican Counter-Elite
View original post Amidst the dark cloud of the GOP’s 2020 election defeat, many post-mortems pointed to a silver lining, the substantial growth of GOP support among working-class minorities and Continue Reading
A Further Push to Federalize Elections
View original post Democrat-run non-profit Demos seeks to take over the USPS to make voting by mail permanent and encouraged. “Vote-by-mail now, vote-by-mail forever,” is the rallying cry of today’s Continue Reading
Bitcoin and the Rule of the Material
View original post Whether as quietist retreat or gnostic withdrawal, the political allure of cryptocurrencies doesn’t seem to stand up to the hard forces of reality. A decade ago, I Continue Reading
Our Leaders Must Enforce the Law
View original post Progressive prosecutors are leading their cities and states into unconstitutional waters. San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin looks on during a news conference on May 10, 2022. Continue Reading
The Comeback of Rand Paul
View original post Asking basic questions about the $40 billion blank check to the Ukrainians is just one of several savvy moves by the Kentucky senator on the political rebound. Continue Reading
The Conservative Movements
View original post George H. Nash writes as a defender of the Conservative Movement, which is almost entirely distinct from the conservative movement, lower case. Law and Liberty commissioned George Continue Reading
RBG and Greek Tragedy
View original post The tragic dramas of Ancient Greece often follow a common arc: an unwary but usually unobjectionable hero commits a blunder or series of blunders culminating in personal Continue Reading
Groomers, to the Man
View original post San Pedro , CA – April 22: San Pedro High School teacher David Crowley helps a student with rainbow paint before the Silent Parade on campus in Continue Reading
Will Orban Be Remembered as a Liberal?
View original post Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban attends a press conference after signing an agreement with Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa on cross-border regional cooperation. (Photo by Luka Dakskobler/SOPA Continue Reading