The Democrats’ ‘But Sipowicz Does It’ Defense of Hillary Clinton
Colin Powell sent Hillary Clinton an e-mail explaining his methods for “getting around” federal records laws. That doesn’t exonerate her.
A Golfer for Our Times
25-year old Patrick Reed is near the top of the leaderboard in the second round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey. Reed is a top-ten ...
FBI Director Comey Is Wrong: The Case for Prosecuting Hillary Clinton Is Strong
FBI Director James Comey built a solid case against Hillary Clinton’s e-mail wrongdoings, and then decided not to recommend her prosecution.
Clinton’s Simple, Two-Step George Costanza Defense
Hillary Clinton is employing a simple, two-step defense in her e-mail scandal, but it’s unlikely to save her in the long run.
The Scurrilous Charge of Political Activism on the Trump Judge List
Responding to Carl Tobias
The Myth of the Consensus Supreme Court Nominee
The conventional wisdom is that President Obama should nominate a “mainstream” candidate to the Supreme Court. Such candidates don’t exist.
On Scalia and the Politics of His Replacement
The human side of Justice Scalia’s death is, of course, devastating. He was a legal titan, but above all, he was a man of deep, abiding faith in God. He will, I’m ...
Trump Keeping It in the Family
Donald Trump is apparently planning to nominate his son, Donald Jr., as Secretary of the Interior, given that he likes to hunt. Before Trump announces plans to nominate his wife, Melania, as Secretary ...
Hillary’s Latest E-mail Gambit: Tragedy, Comedy, or Low Farce?
Clinton’s continually evolving defense of her apparent mishandling of classified information is starting to sound a lot like a running gag from a spy sitcom.
Hillary Knew the Dangers of Private E-Mail but Didn’t Let That Stop Her
The use of personal e-mail was pervasive among Hillary Clinton’s senior staff, even though Hillary and her close associates were well aware of the security risks.