Centinel’s Criticism of Checks and Balances
For Centinel, it wasn't institutional design that could maintain republican liberty—only public virtue would do.
Checks & Balances Responds
President Trump's critics should supply a list of what they regard as his most problematic actions.
The Sacred Rites of Humanity: A Conversation with Daniel Mahoney
Daniel Mahoney discusses his new book The Idol of Our Age and how humanitarianism corrupts politics and religion.
The Case for Exit Rights Federalism
Political federations should have exit clauses in order to promote political and fiscal liberties.
Christian Humanism: A Path Not Taken
If only Christian humanism can safeguard the best of paganism and of modernity in a way worthy of man, what must we learn from those that taught it?
Asset Forfeiture, Incorporation, and the Fourteenth Amendment
Nothing surpasses the intellectual intoxication and will to power of a federal constitutional lawsuit—democracy be damned.
Monopoly Isn’t Always What We Think It Is
Crony capitalism is by definition politically-connected capital, and monopoly follows from it.
Voting Rights and Wrongs in Georgia
While voting rights advocates want to make it as easy as possible for voters to cast their ballots, federal judges are concerned with securing the process.
The Feds Should Not Regulate Colleges’ Policing of Student Misconduct
Liberty is lost in moral panics: we ought to remember this when we ask the federal government to offer rules for handling campus sexual misconduct.
Why Integralism Is an Ideology of Despair
Clarifying the relationship between liberal democracy and Catholicism in America for those whose history doesn’t go further back than the 1980s.
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