“Necessary” Is Not a Constitutional Argument
By: Mike Maharrey I hear a lot of bad constitutional arguments justifying this or that federal action. One common justification for expanding federal power is: “This thing is necessary! It ...
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BOMBSHELL: Election Official Rigged Election Results For Democrats, Constituted ‘Significant Percentage Of The Total Votes,’ DOJ Says
By Ryan Saavedra United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced on Thursday that Domenick J. DeMuro, a Judge of Elections in Philadelphia, has been charged with and pleaded guilty to ...
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Doctors raise alarm about health effects of continued coronavirus shutdown.
Why is YOUR State Still Locked down? More than 600 doctors signed onto a letter sent to President Trump Tuesday pushing him to end the "national shutdown" aimed at slowing the spread of ...
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Amazon, Walmart Benefit During Pandemic;
Small Businesses Suffer Government is showing a lot of favoritism toward big business during the COVID-19 crisis. by Thomas Gallatin - The Patriot Post The government’s response to the China ...
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2 Big Mistakes when Reading the Constitution
By: Michael Boldin Common, dangerous – and usually from friends to the Constitution and liberty.
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Early Americans Would Have Rejected the U.S. Government of Today
By: Jacob Hornberger Even though most Americans are obviously unhappy with the federal government, many of them don’t question the structure of the government itself. Their ire is directed toward ...
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The Incorporation Doctrine and the Bill of Rights
By: Mike Maharrey In a previous Constitution 101 post, I established that the Bill of Rights was not originally intended to apply to the states. But lawyers and other supporters of ...
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Law Professor Gets F In Constitutional Calculus
By: Mike Maharrey If you’re going to make a constitutional argument for some federal action, it will prove more compelling if you actually make a constitutional argument. That means pointing ...
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A Time to Disobey
by Kurt T. Lash - Law & Liberty There are two ways to think about the current shut-down and its effect on religious liberty. One way views the matter through ...
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Wanted: Faithful Electors
by John G. Grove - Law & Liberty While there is considerable flexibility for evolution in the presidential selection system, that flexibility has its limits—the electors must elect. Last week, ...
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