Why Originalism Is Consistent with Natural Law: A Reply to Critics
Some critics of originalism fault it on natural-law grounds. Their critiques are wanting.
The Debate We Should Be Having about Catholicism and the Constitution
The current moment demands a debate, rooted in the Catholic Church’s intellectual tradition, about the moral foundations of originalism and the Constitution.
Questioning the Supreme Court’s Supremacy
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court opened what promises to be a term of exceptional significance. It is widely expected that the Court will consider the constitutionality of the recently ...
Questioning the Eminent Tribunal
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court opened what promises to be a term of exceptional significance. It is widely expected that the Court will consider the constitutionality of the recently ...
The Tenth Amendment and the Federal Marriage Amendment
Today’s gathering of 2012 presidential candidates for the American Principles Project Palmetto Freedom Forum highlighted the continuing salience of social issues in the Republican coalition, as evidenced by the questions ...
Obamacare and the Excise Tax
The legal battle over Obamacare is in full swing. Judge Henry E. Hudson recently denied the Obama Justice Department’s motion to dismiss, and a host of highly significant constitutional questions ...
Drilling in Silence
Imagine my surprise, as a slightly befuddled intern trapped in the whirlwind of energy-policy research, when I found definitive and rather humorous proof that several decades of established economic theory ...