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Here is the second part of Professor Michael Stokes Paulsen’s terrific two-part article (I excerpted part one here). I have to bold this first section — it is the introductory text where it is posted…
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Michael Stokes Paulsen is the rare professor of law that actually understands the U.S. Constitution, and he has just posted a terrific article over at the Witherspoon Insitute’s website Public Discourse. It is the…
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Read MoreBy Anne R. Pierce: Talking about limited government and the rule of law can mean the difference between standing for something and inspiring many, and standing for nothing and inspiring few.
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Read MoreBy Paul Moreno: The gay-rights movement has followed not the trajectory of the anti-slavery movement, but of those who supported slavery.
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In a country where an increasing number of people seem confused about the existence of biological sex (“gender”), it is understandable that we need to review all of the fundamentals. Our First Amendment freedoms…
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Read MoreBy Charles C. W. Cooke: If it sometimes feels as if the Bill of Rights is the only thing standing between the little guy and majoritarian tyranny, that’s possibly because it is.
Read MoreBy Robert P. George: To strike down laws defining marriage as the conjugal union of husband and wife would be to abolish the idea that men and women matter in the lives of their children.
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