There is nothing to lose, and everything to gain, from a full-on Trump offensive.
Law & Judiciary
Are We Still a Nation of Laws? Jurisprudence. Law. Regulation. The Judiciary. From the Supreme Court to the regulatory regime of the administrative state, the Constitution and the very meaning and purpose of law in America is in dispute.
The Claremont Institute's pre-election war games have proven prescient so far.
Amy Coney Barrett puts the nail in the coffin of TV politics.
The Constitution provides for election crises—and its provisions favor Trump.
A response to Adrian Vermeule
Vincent Munoz hosts a conversation with Judges Amy Barrett and Amul Thapar. They discuss a wide variety of topics, including originalism and judicial philosophy.
Things are getting worse.
Cause of death: Twitter mobs.
Remarks before the Senate Judiciary Committee by Kyle Shideler.
Is there a hidden plan?
Not all speech is created equal.
In a dark and twisted experiment, L.A. Juvenile Hall is forcibly injecting teenage boys with estrogen without their or their parents’ consent. Meanwhile, insurgents in Portland continue their operations for more than 50 days straight, but what does that mean for the rest of America? Ryan and Spencer discuss. Plus: woke “bias training” comes to the federal government.
