Reclaiming the Rule of Law after Obergefell
Obergefell is the Dred Scott of our time, and just as Lincoln did, Americans should work to oppose it.
Republics of Conscience
In an appearance on Egyptian television in early 2012, Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lamented the fact that she operated “under a rather old constitution.” She told Egyptians that ...
Confirmation Hearings as Teachable Moments
Confirmation hearings today bear little resemblance to those that antedate the 1980s. Today’s circus of search teams, handlers, and bleating factions is the product of the tectonic shifts in constitutional law ...
Borking Elena Kagan
A long time ago (the mid 1990s), in a land far, far away, Elena Kagan was a mere assistant professor. Writing in The University of Chicago Law Review, she penned ...
Elena Kagan: Old School Progressive?
Elena Kagan’s nomination to the Supreme Court should give Americans reason to reflect on the progressive assault on the Constitution that has been ongoing for a century or more. Progressives ...
Darwin’s Constitution
Why progressives took it upon themselves to purify our founding charter of its meaning
The Curious Constitution of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Holmes set forth the essence of progressivism as a legal theory.
Madison and Public Reason
Bradley C. S. Watson reviews James Madison and the Spirit of Republican Self-Government, by Colleen A. Sheehan.