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Here is Bruce Thornton on reining in the activist federal judiciary — for much more on the topic, visit this page: Judicial Supremacy: Not in the U.S. Constitution, Not the Intention of the Founding…
Read MoreBy Adam J. Sedia: I went from almost a judge to being fired within the space of forty-eight hours. Why? Because it came out that I was a conservative.
Read MoreBy Mollie Hemingway: It’s true that Joe Biden did his best to help Anita Hill, including concealing witnesses who would have been a disaster under examination. But even he admitted to his colleague that…
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: If Illinois someday had the political will to fix its broken pension system, could it amend the state’s constitutional pension protection clause and proceed with reforms that modified benefits now protected?…
Read MoreBy Hans Bader: Requiring people to attend law school before being allowed to practice law is unnecessary and wasteful.
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: The manner in which it dismissed the case was exceptionally irresponsible, imperious and cowardly.
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To learn more about Judicial Watch, click here. (Washington, DC) — Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton made the following statement in response to the Muller special counsel report summary made public by Attorney General Barr…
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: Personally, if I were a trustee of an Illinois pension, I’d be cutting current payouts to ensure that something is left younger retirees who will be facing crisis. There’s nothing in…
Read MoreBy Daniel Greenfield: Why does voter fraud never prosper? When it doth prosper, none dare call it fraud.
Read MoreBy Adam Mill: This cooked-up pretext to invade the president’s attorney-client privilege is a stain of shame on the rule of law and tramples on a 500-year-old rule that protects our common law tradition.
Read MoreBy Rick Esenberg and Anthony LoCoco: Religious tests are unacceptable––we should never let people of faith be automatically disqualified from public service due to their closely held beliefs.
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Here is some good advice from a real journalist, Sharyl Attkisson, who has good reason to sue to the Department of Justice: As I fight on with my computer intrusion lawsuit against the U.S….
Read MoreBy Taylor Day: What sort of country is left in the modern age if the government isn’t allowed to ask the people if they are citizens?
Read MoreBy Ben Weingarten: So long as universal injunctions exist, plaintiffs will be able to impose their policy preferences on the entire country, if they find a willing judge.
Read MoreBy Conrad Black: The Justice Department abuses its power before conviction, and the Bureau of Prisons does the same afterwards.
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