Understanding the Constitution: the 14th Amendment: Part I
- November 15, 2021
Examples of high misdemeanors . . . were bribery, assault, and attempted murder.
READ MOREBritain was the first major country in world history to abolish slavery.
READ MOREThe incentives behind the campaign are obvious. The ERA is poorly drafted and vague (which is why it was rejected). If it became part of the Constitution, the result would be legal chaos. Activists know they would be able to feed off that chaos . . . .
READ MORESelf-government is at the heart of the American experiment. Historically, it is far more important than some other institutions (such as slavery) that [receive] more attention . . . . .
READ MORE[T]he search for a single “non-delegation” principle applicable to all congressional powers is a futile one. Instead, the scope of permissible delegation of any particular congressional power must be sought in the meaning of the words describing that power.
READ MORENewsflash for woke “journalists:” Conservatives and libertarians, like others, are entitled speak in their own voices. Not in yours or anyone else’s.
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