NR PLUS U.S. Dissent, Patriotism, and Insurrection: A Complicated History By Andrew C. McCarthy January 23, 2021 We should stop acting like every dissenter is a terrorist-in-waiting. We should also call out actual insurrection when we see it, on both sides.
Politics & Policy The Senate Impeachment Court of . . . Vice President Harris? By Andrew C. McCarthy January 22, 2021 Why Chief Justice Roberts would probably say no if asked to preside over the trial.
Politics & Policy Democrat Gamesmanship on the House Impeachment Article By Andrew C. McCarthy January 21, 2021 If there has to be a trial, then force the Democrats’ hand, get on with it, and get it over with.
NR PLUS Magazine The Impeachment Trump Deserved By Andrew C. McCarthy January 21, 2021 It isn’t the one he got.
NR PLUS Law & the Courts Trump Does His Part in Scandalizing the Presidential Pardon Power By Andrew C. McCarthy January 20, 2021 The president’s final pardons were yet another iteration of the two-tiered justice system that serves the wealthy and powerful.
NR PLUS White House The Tragedy of Trump’s Presidency By Andrew C. McCarthy January 20, 2021 So much good tenaciously done. So much good gratuitously undone.
White House The Trump Impeachment Is Deeply Flawed, but He Deserves Conviction By Andrew C. McCarthy January 17, 2021 Congressional Democrats politicized the legitimate case for removing the president. Censure is now the best option.
NR PLUS Law & the Courts Capitol Riot Prosecutors Run a Big Risk in Pursuing a ‘Sedition’ Case By Andrew C. McCarthy January 16, 2021 There must be accountability, and that cause would not be served by a raft of acquittals.
Politics & Policy Another Problem with ‘Incitement’ in the Impeachment Article By Andrew C. McCarthy January 13, 2021 The word incitement is vague in the legal sense.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy The Problem with ‘Insurrection’ in the Impeachment Article By Andrew C. McCarthy January 13, 2021 The Democrats’ language could have implications for people other than the president.