has two good posts (that I am mentioning at the moment; I don’t mean to suggest that his others aren’t!): one on Scalia’s odd invocation of the First Amendment, and another on an attempt to regulate google.com.

While I’m on the subject of this blog, I may as well mention a post there that had caused me some puzzlement. Jacob Levy, in the course of making a point about originalism that I think is wholly sound, remarked that he thought that the “fast track” procedures for approving trade agreements were unconstitutional. (“Fast track” has been relabeled “trade promotion authority” for obscure p.r. reasons.) I had previously associated this view with crackpots, not people who know what they’re talking about, so I was surprised to see it coming from Levy–and I’d be interested in seeing why he takes it.