Inaugurate This
by Kurt Schlichter I hear a rumor that some event is going to happen today. Apparently, there is a weird ritual when a few scattered people show up and lurk ...
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Pandemic Security Theater
by James Bovard After the start of the Covid pandemic, my local Harris Teeter grocery store in Montgomery County, Maryland made extensive changes, including placing eight-foot high plexiglass screens between ...
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The Empirical Case for a Mask Mandate Lacks Scientific Grounding
by Phillip W. Magness Last fall, the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics Evaluation (IHME) published a headline-grabbing study with a politically appealing claim: if Americans would simply mask up when ...
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Yes, President Trump Won: The Case, Evidence, & Statistical Receipts
Volume 1 [link] of the Navarro Report, The Immaculate Deception, assessed the fairness and integrity of the 2020 Presidential Election by identifying and assessing six key dimensions of alleged election irregularities. ...
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A Textualist/Originalist Case Against the Power to Impeach and Try Former Presidents
By: Michael D. Ramsey My co-bloggers have made powerful arguments for (Mike Rappaport, John Vlahoplus) and against (Andrew Hyman, David Weisberg) Congress’ power to impeach and try former officers. This post restates and ...
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Why the Left Has To Suppress Free Speech
by Dennis Prager Let us begin with this fact: The left always suppresses speech. Since Vladimir Lenin and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917, there has been no example ...
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Is It All Falling Into Place For You Yet?
by Jim Lewis & Publius Huldah Do you remember what happened the last time we held a convention to amend our Constitution? Realizing the deficiencies of the Articles of Confederation ...
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The New Google Suits
by asheesh agarwal Just before the holidays, 44 states filed two separate lawsuits alleging that Google violated the Sherman Act and 16 separate state statutes. The lawsuits, totaling 245 pages, ...
Read more.The Real Constitutional Crisis
By: Laurence M. Vance According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a crisis (plural: crises) is: 1a: the turning point for better or worse in an acute disease or feverb: a paroxysmal attack ...
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New Evidence: The Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 Were All About Nullification
By: Mike Maharrey Nullification skeptics will often argue that the Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 weren’t actually proposing nullification. They base their argument on the fact that John Breckinridge removed specific references ...
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