Signs of life at the Supreme Court.
Based on what we’ve seen at oral arguments, it appears that the Supreme Court has at last taken notice of these very real constitutional concerns.
Tagged: Supreme Court
The state of American journalism: Exhibit A
If you’re among the dwindling number of Americans who watch the legacy network Sunday shows you saw this past Sunday a prime example of what’s wrong with “journalism” in America.
Perfect clarity.
Where only a few weeks ago the Left was unable to define the word, they now seem to have achieved perfect clarity as to what a woman is.
Lefty freak out.
The Left finds it inconvenient that we live in a constitutional republic comprised of 50 sovereign states.
Reviewing the lessons of Baltimore.
According to essentially everyone in the progressive political and media ecosphere, white racism competes only with climate change as the number one problem facing our society.
The Texas suit is a very big deal.
It is unlikely that the Supreme Court will breezily dismiss a suit that is joined by 19 states.
It’s only going to get worse.
Democrats are instinctively aware that their effectiveness as a political force is gravely wounded and they’re acting accordingly.
Confirm or disqualify Kavanaugh forthwith.
Christine Blasey Ford’s tardiness in bringing a sexual assault accusation – 36 years – coupled with Sen. Diane Feinstein’s tardiness in calling it to the attention of the Senate Judiciary Committee – is enough to raise the suspicions of even the least cynical among us.
Five to four could have gone the other way.
Do Republican Never Trumpers despise Donald Trump so deeply that they would be willing to forgo the huge policy win that he made possible?
Whiffed.
The first question in the third and final presidential debate was a real opportunity for Trump to remind us that the Supreme Court is perhaps the number one reason to choose him over Hillary.
Let’s move on from same-sex marriage: Part Deux
Further litigation of same-sex marriage right now takes up precious bandwidth that could be used on issues we can still win.