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Recent Posts:
- The Inescapably Political World of Banking and Finance
- The Privileges or Immunities Clause and Unenumerated Rights
- Chief Justice Marshall’s Textualist Originalism
- Jeremy Corbyn: A Dreary Ideologue in Full
- The Right’s Need for Alternative Institutions
- Seeking Monetary Stability: The Elusive Gold Standard
- When Public Morality Lost Its Foothold: The Unheeded Wisdom of Harry Clor
- Mark Pulliam and the Old Originalism
- Defending Guns: A Fading Freedom?
- Homecoming and the Trauma of War
- The House Has No Obligation to Impeach the President
- College Admissions and America’s Second-Rate Aristocracy
- Decentralization and the Common Good: A Conversation with Andy Smarick
- Getting Over the New Deal with Janus
- Empowering the State Will Not Advance Social Conservatism
- Revisiting New York Times v. Sullivan with Justice Thomas
- Gouverneur Morris on the Preamble to the Constitution
- What Does a Mature and Reliable Liberal Sound Like Today?
- The Baleful Consequences of Robert Skidelsky’s Keynesianism
- The Economic Consequences of John Maynard Keynes
- Maduro Versus the People of Venezuela
- Macron’s Attack on Nationalism Underscores Its Virtues
- Hugo Black’s Misreading of the First Amendment
- Will the Court Finally Kill the Lemon Test Ghoul?
- Thinking about “General Welfare” in the Preamble
- Trains, Planes, and Automobiles (and Cows)
- Gouverneur Morris’s Rewriting of the Constitution
- State-Based Conservatism: A Response to Daniel McCarthy’s “New Conservative Agenda”
- The New Federalism and the New Federal Judiciary
- Why The Proposed Trump Order on Free Speech Is Misguided
- Is the European Union Doomed?
- Lord Liverpool & the British Tradition of Strategic Independence: A Conversation with William Anthony Hay
- Is Identity Politics a Capitalist Plot?
- The Relevance of the Preamble to Constitutional Interpretation
- How Thomas and Gorsuch Preserve the Generative Power of Originalism
- Fight Club: A Cult Movie at 20
- Michel Houellebecq: Chronicler of Our Mass Incompetence in the Art of Living
- A No-Deal Brexit: Probable Disaster or Potential Opportunity?
- Socialist Freedom, Economic Security, and Work
- Should Congress Replace ALJs with Administrative Courts?
- The Supreme Court Will Not Save Us
- The Illogic of Cultural Appropriation
- How the Trump Tax Cuts Sharpen State Competition
- Abandoning Gold and the Constitution?
- State Versus National Citizenship in Our New Federalism
- Right Populism, Left Populism, and Constitutional Constraints
- Hell Is Truth Realized Too Late: Russia and the Legacy of World War I
- Did New York City Really Lose Out in Amazon Deal?
- A Corrupt Republic? Hamilton, Madison, and the Rise of Oligarchy
- The Campus Mob Comes for the Presumption of Innocence
- Obama and Trump: At What Point Has a President Forfeited the Public Trust?
- Government by Emergency: Are Two Generations of Crisis Enough?
- The President’s Emergency Declaration Is the Congressional Check on Presidential Power
- Completely Unjustified Occupational Licensing
- Harold Ramis, Unlikely Prophet of Trump
- Judicial Statesmanship versus Judicial Fidelity
- Born-Again Paganism: A Conversation with Steven Smith
- The Court Should Tear Down Everson, Not the Maryland Cross
- Covetousness and Inequality
- What Would the Impartial Spectator Do?
- Helping the Poor versus Reducing Inequality
- The Reality and Rhetoric of Denying Asylum
- Individualism, Consent, and Community
- The Very Rich Do Not Threaten Democracy
- A (Mostly) Misbegotten Attempt to Take Scalia’s Measure
- Peter Jackson’s World War I Masterpiece
- Mrs. Maisel‘s Mixed Messages
- Process Crimes and the Mueller Investigation
- Escaping Our Ship of Fools
- Contracts and Solemnities in Adam Smith’s Sacred Anthropology
- Children, Consent, and Liberalism
- Will the Right to Bear Arms Become a “Constitutional Orphan”?
- James Madison: A Great Political Theorist, But Not A Great Lawyer
- Means-Tested Welfare and the Disincentive to Work
- Solzhenitsyn in Exile
- The Crumbling Anti-Politics of Constitutional Patriotism
- “Slouching Towards Mar-a-Lago:” A Conversation with Andrew Bacevich
- The Dark Individualism of Watchmen
- How Populist Progressives Ignore the Unseen
- Puzzling NBER Reports on Blue-Collar Men, Marriage and Manufacturing
- Marshall, the Dartmouth College Case, and Originalism
- Regulating Identity
- Why Supreme Court Judging Is Not Necessarily Partisan
- Is There a Viable Conservative Alternative to Markets?
- James Madison Won the Shutdown
- Why Some Progressives Make Unjustified Accusations of Racism
- Thomas Piketty and the False Promise of “Solidarity”
- California’s Unconstitutional Democracy
- The Dismal Plight of Pension Burdened States
- The Woke and the Dead
- Was Hayek a One-Worlder?
- Not Even Socialists Can Escape Economic Dislocation
- Parchment Barriers and the Determinateness of Constitutional Text
- Solidarity, True and False
- The Harder Question Tucker Carlson Raises for Conservatives
- De-Escalating the Budget Wars
- The Left’s Foolish Romance with Mass Protests
- Doubting Beto
- Buckley’s American Greatness Narrative: A Look Under the Hood
- The Left’s Anti-Semitism Problem: A History
