Statistics on Officer-Involved Shootings Do Not End the Debate about Bias in Policing
The limitations of the shooting statistics become palpable when we reflect that they are blind to the very case we are all talking about.
Re: The Disturbing Campaign against Tucker Carlson
If we want to talk about “disturbing,” I would nominate these recent remarks by Tucker Carlson.
An Afterthought on Lafayette Square
Barr’s statement is not specific enough to neutralize the criticisms.
In Defense of James Mattis
Mattis’s broader point that the president is needlessly divisive and seems at times to think of the military as a meretricious prop is true.
Alan Dershowitz’s Standard for Impeachment Would Make the Constitution Self-Undermining
Not every abuse of power calls into question the president’s fealty to the Constitution itself. This one does.
Does a Doomed Impeachment Lessen the Dignity of Our Institutions?
It’s interesting to imagine how all of this would be playing out under the original constitutional design.
In Defense of Zachary Evans: A Reply to David French
I read Zack’s piece largely as an article about people building a home and encountering bigotry while doing so.
Trump’s Impeachment and the Varieties of Presidential Corruption
Official corruption is intolerable regardless of its direct consequences.
Re: What They’re Not Telling You about the Infamous ‘Shoot Them’ Trump Rally
Rich’s post asserts nothing that I disagree with but nonetheless omits what I think it is most important to say.
‘Let Them Stay’
Our former intern Christian Alejandro Gonzalez has a piece at The Weekly Standard on the Trump administration’s decision to revoke Temporary Protected Status from hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals ...