Law & the Courts

Democrats Claim to Restore the Confidence in the Supreme Court That They Are Destroying

By Thomas Jipping April 28, 2022

Democrats wrongly claim that the Supreme Court should have an ethics code because lower-court judges and the legislative and executive branches have one.

Law & the Courts

Where Is Judge Jackson’s ‘Demonstrated Commitment’?

By Thomas Jipping March 31, 2022

Democrats will support Jackson because they do not believe what she said and are convinced that her demonstrated commitment lies elsewhere.

Law & the Courts

Here’s What We Know about Judge Jackson’s Record on Child-Pornography Sentences

By Thomas Jipping March 30, 2022

When it comes to child-pornography crimes, Jackson’s record includes downplaying their seriousness followed by a consistent pattern of lenient sentences.

Law & the Courts

Women’s Health Protection Act: Unconstitutional and More Radical Than Roe v. Wade

By Thomas Jipping February 25, 2022

The strategy behind the WHPA seeks to hide, censor, and avoid the fact that abortion is designed to kill a human being.

Law & the Courts

Equality v. Equity in Replacing Justice Breyer

By Thomas Jipping February 12, 2022

Biden’s nomination is a good opportunity to show Americans how the choice between equality and equity will dramatically affect our liberty.

Law & the Courts

The Cost of Keeping What’s Left of Roe v. Wade Is Too High

By Thomas Jipping January 24, 2022

Roe‘s supporters are complaining today about how the Supreme Court has become ‘politicized.’ They have no one to blame but themselves.

Politics & Policy

President Biden Should Listen to Senator Biden Before ‘Emasculating the Senate’

By Thomas Jipping January 6, 2022

Changing the rules on extended debate, the Senate’s most distinctive feature, is a serious matter.

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Senator Patrick Leahy’s Confirmation Standard: Actions Speak Louder Than Words

By Thomas Jipping November 26, 2021

The outgoing senator from Vermont has left the judicial-confirmation process in much worse shape than he found it.

Law & the Courts

Justice Clarence Thomas’ Exemplary Service Has Deep Roots

By Thomas Jipping October 15, 2021

Today is the 30th anniversary of Justice Clarence Thomas’s Supreme Court approval from the Senate.

Law & the Courts

Dems’ Confirmation Strategy Ignores Their Previous Complaints about Republicans

By Thomas Jipping July 27, 2021

Even with 40 percent fewer vacancies to fill, compared to the same period in the Trump administration, President Joe Biden has made more nominations.