J. Christian Adams
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'Big Gay Dance Party' at Northwestern Law to Appease Anti-Free Speech Students
American law schools are graduating the next generation of lawyers who are supposed to protect cherished American liberties such as free speech and political tolerance. But at Northwestern in Chicago, the law school is suffering under a loud militant wave of proto-totalitarian students trying to stamp out opposition while promoting leftist causes, all with the support of the administration. To… → Read More
Alex Murdaugh Jury to Decide Fate of Rule of Law in Rural South Carolina
The Alex Murdaugh murder trial has a tragic scope as vast as the downfall of any of Shakespeare’s eponymous tragedies. Not only did Alex Murdaugh fall from his luxurious heights to utter wreckage, but... → Read More
Snowflake Rebellion at Project Veritas Leads to James O'Keefe Departure
The statement explaining the termination of James O’Keefe from Project Veritas is damning for James O’Keefe on one account: O’Keefe allowed too many snowflakes to be hired at Project Veritas.... → Read More
Clean up voter rolls now
The next presidential election will be here before we know it. The hard work to improve the functioning of our elections must begin now. Filing lawsuits while voting is already happening or ballots are being counted almost always leads to failure. → Read More
Five Problems With the Daily Beast Hit on Matt Schlapp
We’ve seen the pattern before—prominent conservative is subjected to an attack alleging some outlandish behavior or inappropriate assault. American Conservative Union head Matt Schlapp is the latest t... → Read More
We need to talk about duplicate voter registrations
You can’t run a clean election — especially with mail voting — when people are registered to vote more than once. All across America, some people are receiving multiple ballots because they are registered multiple times. This can happen far easier than you think. Unfortunately, some states are failing to do anything about the problem of duplicate registrations. → Read More
Virginia Makes It a Crime To Protest at Supreme Court Justice Homes, Enforce It
The foes of the Dobbs Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade have resorted to threats, arson and other crimes. Among those crimes are protesting at Supreme Court Justice’s homes in Virginia.... → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: FOIAs Reveal Progressive Money Fueling FBI, DOJ, Leftist Activist and Election Official Coordination
A strange constellation has emerged through public records requests of coordination between progressive funders, federal authorities, corporations, state election officials, and leftist organizations.... → Read More
Protests at Supreme Court Justice's Homes are Crimes
If you’ve never been to Goochland, Virginia, you’re missing out. In Goochland, there is a large residential facility with free medical care, free college courses, and wellness programs for... → Read More
It's a CRIME to Protest at Supreme Court Justices' Homes
If you’ve never been to Goochland, Virginia, you’re missing out. In Goochland, there is a large residential facility with free medical care, free college courses, and wellness programs for... → Read More
The Even Higher-Tech Lynching of Justice Clarence Thomas
Justice Clarence Thomas, during his 1991 confirmation process, characterized the personal attacks against him as a “high-tech lynching.” If only he could have seen then what his old foes are up to now... → Read More
Secret Seizure of James O'Keefe Cloud Email, Abusive DOJ Lawyers and a Vindictive Father President
In the Washington D.C. suburb of Alexandria, Virginia, carjackings have made the news lately. Thieves steal cars at Virginia gas stations and race across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge over the Potomac and... → Read More
DeSantis Aims to Fix Failure to Prosecute Florida Election Crimes
A crisis of government malfeasance has hurt the integrity of our elections for well over a decade, and things are only getting worse. Prosecutors, both at the county and federal level, are not prosec... → Read More
James O'Keefe's New Book 'American Muckraker' Hammers Powerful Who Control Information and Ideas
James O’Keefe’s new book – American Muckraker: Rethinking Journalism for the 21st Century (Post Hill Press) – is an important snapshot of the furious collapse and the reorganization of power over medi... → Read More
Care About Election Integrity? Let Me Introduce You to ERIC.
By now, you’ve become familiar with automatic mail ballots. You also probably are familiar with election officials suspending the statutory rules governing elections in 2020 as they did in Pennsylvani... → Read More
Yes, Senator Kennedy, Biden Judicial Pick Dale Ho Is a Very, Very Angry Man
Yes, Senator John Kennedy, Biden judicial nominee Dale Ho is a very very angry man. It’s even worse than you know. Congratulations for gleaning the obvious, that Dale Ho doesn’t belong anywhere near... → Read More
Trump Derangement Syndrome Infects the Right to Counsel
What is happening to the legal profession is the same thing that is happening everywhere else. An oppressive orthodoxy has taken hold. Fall in line, or suffer consequences to your livelihood. Represent the wrong clients, say the wrong things, think the wrong thoughts, and you will be targeted by a leftist pack of wolves in suits or holding endowed faculty chairs. → Read More
Trump Derangement Syndrome Infects the Right to Counsel
What is happening to the legal profession is the same thing that is happening everywhere else. An oppressive orthodoxy has taken hold. Fall in line, or suffer consequences to your livelihood. Represent the wrong clients, say the wrong things, think the wrong thoughts, and you will be targeted by a leftist pack of wolves in suits or holding endowed faculty chairs. → Read More
President George W. Bush Blew It in Shanksville
President George W. Bush, meet Niya McAdoo. Niya is the student body president at the University of Kansas. Niya McAdoo wasn’t in Bush’s speech at the 9-11 commemoration at Shanksville, but she shoul... → Read More
Camp Kook: Minnesota Summer Camp Replaces American Flag With BLM Flag
Once upon a time in America, kids went to summer camp to be a kid. They swam, canoed and built campfires. Kids went to camp to play and enjoy the outdoors. The same was not true for other summer camp... → Read More