How the Constitution Advances the Common Good
Conservatives shouldn’t move beyond our Constitution, but through originalism, they should seek another, worthy task: its restoration.
America’s Hyperpartisans Are the Real Elites We Should Worry About
The real challenge is for the mellow middle to make its voice heard and thereby change the political landscape.
Christians Must Take a Stand against Abortion
Consonant with the Christian faith, we must cherish human beings from conception to natural death.
No, We Don’t Need Term Limits Placed on SCOTUS
Judicial term limits are against both the letter and the spirit of the Constitution — Americans would be wise not to fall for them.
Religious Conservatives Can’t Stop Winning at the Supreme Court
Amid real cultural and political pressures against faith in public life, the Supreme Court is proving a pleasantly reliable ally.
A High-School Football Coach Prayed. The Left Is Having None of It
Surveying the Left’s string of distortions of the Supreme Court case Kennedy v. Bremerton.
Shakespeare’s Birthday Is a Great Time to Recall His Political Wisdom
As the English-speaking world remembers Shakespeare, let students of politics celebrate as well.
How the Despotism of Good Friday Gives Way to the Hope of Easter
Christ’s victory over the grave portends victory over all evil, not least the evils of despotism.
This Opening Day, Celebrate How Sports, Especially Baseball, Make Us Better Citizens
This season, let us cherish anew the goods that baseball offers us.
The Power of the Presidential Veto
Now 230 years after President Washington first exercised the presidential veto power, it’s time we reasserted it as part of our constitutional order.