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Recent Posts:
- Nixing the Superdelegate Votes Is the Completion of a Long Progressive Project
- Policy Change Alone Can Never Fix Our Immigration Problems
- The Right after Fusionism, Part 1: Whittaker Chambers and the Nationalist Temptation
- Natural Law and Democracy: The Philosophy of James Wilson
- The Absurdity of Egalitarianism
- Aristotle and the Seriousness of Politics
- What Americans Miss about the Declaration of Independence
- Against Gender Balance Vigilantism
- The John Marshall Legacy: A Conversation with Richard Brookhiser
- Trade, Nations, and War in an Enlightened Age
- Perpetual Inflation vs. Sound Money
- The Death of the Authentic Encounter
- The Unjustified Attribution of Conservative Victories to Racial Animus
- Angela Merkel: Germany’s Strange Mutti
- Does Holding Federal Office Confer Immunity from Prosecution?
- Acting Appointments and the Constitution’s Original Meaning
- Jurisdiction, Old Style and New
- The Least Democratic Branch Is Neither the Senate nor the Courts
- The Constitutional Propriety of Prosecuting the President
- Bores and Bullies, Pursuing Conformity and Power
- Which Justices Are Originalists?
- Echoes of Our Great War
- Remembering World War I
- The “Pro Bono” Hoax: Part II
- Political Originalism and the Problem of Power
- Losing the House May Help Trump More Than It Hurts Him
- Exploitation on the Market?
- Voegelin and Kendall, Harbingers of Postmodernism
- Why We Should be Grateful to Religious Groups at Election Time
- More on Birthright Citizenship: Nonoriginalism Allows the Denial of Birthright Citizenship but Originalism Does Not
- A Tale of Two Democracies: Republicans and Democrats Between Aristotle and Locke
- Manifesto of a Classical Liberal-slash-Populist
- Andrew Jackson in Context: A Conversation with Bradley Birzer
- The Long Nuclear Peace
- “Make America Great Again” v. “Make America Europe”
- Birthright Citizenship: Originalism and Nonoriginalism
- Triumph of the “Tropical Trump”
- Citizenship and the “Living, Breathing Constitution”
- Why We Need Hume’s Wisdom on Factions
- Inequality Is Declining in Developing Nations and Will Decline in the West, Too
- The Pro Bono Docket and the Legal Blowhards Who Exploit It: Part I
- Softly Regulating Social Media Platforms
- The University of California’s New Loyalty Oath
- The Government Can Make Climate Change Much Worse
- Why They’re Punching Each Other in Portland
- The Hysteria about the New Roberts Court
- The Wizard of Oz as an Allegory for the 1896 Presidential Election
- Russell Rebrand
- Nationalism Is Neither a Disease Nor a Cure for What Ails Us
- An Aristotelian in Lockeland: Harry Clor
- Wedding Cake Wars Take an Interesting UK Turn
- The Attack on Constitutional Norms: The Case of the Supreme Court
- I Hope My Daughter Lives with a Feminism of Liberty, Not a Feminism of Coercion
- Social Media—What a Bummer
- Roberts Must Recognize that the Court Also Errs in Striking Down Laws
- Netflix, Marvel, and the Therapeutic Individualism of Iron Fist
- Democracy in America: The Electoral College versus Third Party Candidates
- Sacrifice in A New Leaf and In Bruges
- A Connecticut Yankee in Georgia: Abraham Baldwin and the Establishment Clause
- Hamilton, Madison, and American Oligarchy: A Conversation with Jay Cost
- Life Finds A Way: Jurassic Park‘s Warning at 25
- Letters from Piety Hill
- 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
- Harvard’s Student Body: Hitting the Targets, Spinning the Story
- Beauty and Politics
- Economic Factors That Shook Modern Marriage
- Originalism Contributes to Legal Stability as Much as Precedent
- Kavanaugh’s Way: A Response to Greg Weiner
- Judge Kavanaugh’s Judicial Temperament
- Filling the Gap in Colonial Political Thought
- Knowledge, Risk, and the Surprised Banker: A Conversation with Alex Pollock
- 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?
