Alan Dershowitz Makes an Unpersuasive Argument against Late Impeachment Trials
Dershowitz’s reasoning about the Constitution falls well short of establishing what he thinks it does.
Donald Trump
Fourteenth Amendment Worries Should Not Stop Republican Senators from Convicting Trump
A response to Andy McCarthy and Dan McLaughlin
Reform the Pardon Power
Congress should give serious consideration to a constitutional amendment that would limit abuse of the pardon power.
Democrat Gamesmanship on the House Impeachment Article
If there has to be a trial, then force the Democrats’ hand, get on with it, and get it over with.
McCarthy Says Trump Did Not Provoke Capitol Riot
The House minority leader appeared to backtrack from comments he made on January 13.
Inaugural Notes
Observations prompted by the inauguration of Joe Biden as president.
Another Parting Gift from the Trump Administration
An outgoing Trump official offered agreements to states to hamstring Biden.
What to Do about Social-Media Double Standards?
The culture, not Section 230, is our problem.
C’mon, Zingerola!
Before we roll over and submit, we need to figure out whether we’re dealing with purposeful malevolence or good ol’-fashioned human clusterbuggery.
The Storming of the Capitol: An Eyewitness Account
2:18 p.m.: Our reporter barricades the door with a couch and some chairs . . .