Smith Has Got to Go
Thirty years of confusion and anemic free-exercise protection is enough.
Could Pennsylvania Vote Hinge on a Supreme Court Call?
A primer on another curveball in the election: Republican Party of Pennsylvania v. Boockvar, which the Court has not taken up — yet.
Avoiding Judicial Armageddon
How Americans can prevent a Court-packing disaster.
The New Court
The addition of Justice Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court could be transformative in many ways.
Congress v. the Constitution
Few Americans understand the degree to which the Constitution’s safeguards are being whittled away. We must remind them of these safeguards.
Another Incoherent Critique of Judge Barrett
At Slate, Dahlia Lithwick insists that she is not arguing that Supreme Court justices should make up the law in order to yield outcomes they prefer.
Amy Coney Barrett Is Right about Guns and Voting
The Constitution treats felons’ gun rights and voting rights differently.
On the Second Amendment and Hunting
The debate on ratification was over militias and standing armies, never over individual ownership of guns.
On Day Two, Democrats Attack Everything but Judge Barrett’s Actual Record
The strongest theme from the second day was Barrett’s brilliance and her commitment to the Constitution and the separation of powers.