After Birthplace Citizenship Case, The Conservative Legal Movement Needs To Raise Its Standards
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
Theodore Roosevelt believed in "the science," "the experts," and a government strong enough to act on what those experts said.
The title of Biden’s memoir is Promise Me, America. And it promises to be a reinvention of the former president's miserable term.
Sen. Tillis tried to compare the Biden administration's weaponization of the Justice Department to the Trump administration's effort to clean up that abuse.
PILF sent a letter to Green Bay’s far-left mayor and city council encouraging them to relieve the notorious city clerk of her duties.
Sen. Alex Padilla called for the firing and prosecution of ICE agents who are defending themselves against people who weaponize their cars.
Durbin's attack on Blanche ignores the fact that the violence toward the justices comes overwhelmingly from the left.
Grassley tore apart the Biden administration's weaponization of the DOJ and Democrats' cynical, kneejerk opposition to Blanche.
Democrats are proposing "economic democracy," a euphemism for taking resources from productive people and giving them to lazy parasites.
While the court would love to pretend otherwise, the evidence makes it clear that political violence is not merely a "both sides" issue.