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Recent Posts:
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- Why Law Students Need to Learn More about Originalism
- Pentecostalism and the Deplorables in The Apostle
- Prohibiting Court Packing by Constitutional Amendment
- Bailing Out On Common Sense
- The Virtues of On Reading Well
- Gordon Wood’s Reflections on the Constitution and Slavery
- Struggling for Justice Among Nations: A.J. Coates and The Ethics of War
- Objections to Impeachment: “This Hasn’t Been Our Practice,” Part 2
- An Important Difference Between Historians and Originalist Law Professors
- Testing Textualism by Reading Biblical Law
- Past Is Prologue in Ken Starr’s Contempt
- Objections to Impeachment: The Protest that “This Hasn’t Been Our Practice,” Part 1
- The Soul’s Need for Rootedness
- Nationalism as Political Realism
- Yoram Hazony’s The Virtue of Nationalism: A Law and Liberty Symposium
- The Suppression of Nations
- The Professors’ Letter Against Kavanaugh Undermines the Legal Academy
- Kavanaugh Does Not Threaten the Court’s Legitimacy—Except Among Liberal Elites
- Avoiding the Next 50-48 Vote: Disempower the Court
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- Economic Factors That Shook Modern Marriage
- Originalism Contributes to Legal Stability as Much as Precedent
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- Judge Kavanaugh’s Judicial Temperament
- Filling the Gap in Colonial Political Thought
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- Lame Ducks and Congressional Accountability
- A Coasian Theory of the Family
- Section 501(c)(3)’s Legacy of Prejudice: Mark Pulliam Sees No Evil
- Understanding Law with Thomas Aquinas
- How Our Confirmation Wars Resemble the English Civil War
- The Multiple Levels of the Ford-Kavanaugh Controversy
- American Power in a Medieval World
- Mainline Radical: On Schrader’s First Reformed
- Originalist Rules of Precedent
- Being Honest about Social and Economic Mobility
- Is Section 501(c)(3) a Form of Censorship?
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- Markets Aren’t the Cause of Alienation—Blame the Division of Labor
- Amanda Tyler and the Original Meaning of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Clause
- For Judge Kavanaugh, It Must Be V For Victory
- Understanding Homo Economicus in Deeper Terms
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- If the Supreme Court Is Simply Partisan, Eliminate Judical Review
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- Ratifying the Constitution and the Bill of Rights Was More Peculiar Than Most People Realize
- On Being Educated
- How Originalism Integrates Precedent, Part 2
- Ideological Balance Is Essential to Sound Pedagogy in Legal Academia
- Objections to Impeachment, Part 3: Overturning the Result of An Election
- Judicial Independence, Authoritarian Politics, and Blame Shifting
- South Africa Steers Towards Ruin
- Protecting Traditional Rights with the Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments
- The Oxymoron of Judicial Independence in Authoritarian Polities
- Getting Right with Nationalism: A Conversation with Yoram Hazony
- Rip Van Winkle and the Spirit of ’76
- How Originalism Integrates Precedent, Part I
- A Universal Basic Income Stipend for Americans: Is It Time?
- Don’t Settle for Roe
- Objections to Impeachment, Part II: The Specter of the “No Confidence” Vote
- Was Hayek an Originalist?
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- Ben Sasse on How the Administrative State Injures American Democracy
- Abuse Under the Collar: A Law and Liberty Symposium on the Catholic Church’s Crisis
- The Archbishop and the Pope
- The Catholic Church’s Accountability and Autonomy
- Flouting the Canon Law, Once More
- Objections to Impeachment, Part 1: The Specter of Abuse
- Thinking About the Holodomor: Part III
- Dismantling the Administrative State
- What Ben Sasse Got Right and Wrong at the Kavanaugh Hearings
- The Complex History of Liberalism in Mexico
- How Bill Gates Fails to Understand International Politics
- Is Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party a Home for Anti-Semitism?
- Opening Minds with The Bostonians
- Trump and the Norm of Presidential Dignity
- How Originalism Addresses Consequences
- The Cause and Mechanisms of American De-Industrialization
- Advanced Manufacturing: A Law and Liberty Symposium
- Richard Russell and the Importance of Remembering the Past
- Is There A Manufacturing Crisis After All?
- The Crumbling of French Culture
- Thinking About the Holodomor: Part II
- Is Having a Boss So Bad?
- The Rise of Special Interests and the Decline of Mediating Institutions
- The Peronist Pope Francis: A Conversation with Daniel Mahoney
- Too Often, Tort Law Introduces Populism in Justice
- A Defense of the Neoliberal University
- Anthony Trollope and the “Trouthe” about Manhood
- Modern Mediating Institutions Need Greater Transparency
- Republican Liberty Then and Now: A Reply to Corey Robin
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- The Constitutional Categories of Impeachable Offenses
- Thinking About the Holodomor: Part I
- Leave the Constitution Alone
