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Left Abuses State Constitutions for More Than Protecting Abortion Rights
The passage of Michigan's Prop 3 reveals how abortion rights advocates will try to change the constitutions of states for their devious ends. → Read More
Test for Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Per the Schumer standard, Jackson will be guilty of “false advertising” if her Supreme Court votes and opinions don't match her testimony. → Read More
What We Know About Judge Jackson’s Record in Child Porn Sentences
Let’s do what Democrats said and compare the length of Ketanji Brown Jackson’s sentences for child pornography with the national average. → Read More
Biden’s Bid to Transform Federal Judiciary in Full Swing
Jackson aside, Biden already has made significant inroads in pushing the federal judiciary in a more liberal, politicized direction. → Read More
The Confirmation Hearing and Judge Jackson’s Judicial Philosophy
Identifying Ketanji Brown Jackson’s judicial philosophy is necessary for the Senate to properly evaluate her nomination to the Supreme Court. → Read More
Biden Wants to, in His Words, ‘Eviscerate the Senate’
As a senator, Joe Biden condemned weakening the Senate’s tradition of extended debate as “an example of the arrogance of power.” → Read More
Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Does What He Intended: Nothing
If the president creates a commission but it doesn’t take a position on anything, does it actually accomplish something? → Read More
Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Does What He Intended: Nothing
If the president creates a commission but it doesn’t take a position on anything, does it actually accomplish something? → Read More
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court Hearing of Biggest Abortion Case Since Roe
Most of the arguments were on whether the court’s abortion case decisions in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey should be overruled. → Read More
Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in 2 Texas Heartbeat Act Cases
Texas' heartbeat law is being challenged in two Supreme Court cases. Here are the takeaways from oral arguments for each of these cases. → Read More
Thomas' Long-Serving Career Has Had a Profound Impact on Our Liberty
Justice Clarence Thomas has distinguished himself both as a rigorous jurist and one of the Supreme Court's long-serving members. → Read More
Court-Packing Looms Large in Supreme Court Commission’s Meeting
The Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court met on July 20, and, as predicted, court-packing was one of the most prominent issues. → Read More
Supreme Court Upholds Freedom of Association
The Supreme Court found that California's attempt to force nonprofits to disclose major donors is a violation of the freedom of association. → Read More
Filibuster Flip-Flop: Sen. Biden vs. President Biden
As a senator, Joe Biden said: “At its core, the filibuster is not about stopping a nominee or a bill—it’s about compromise and moderation.” → Read More
Equality Act Would Cancel Our Most Sacred Freedom
Excising the Religious Freedom Restoration Act from the legislation equation means it must always give way to the Equality Act. → Read More
Reviving the ERA: Congress Can’t Amend Resolution That Doesn’t Exist
The Equal Rights Amendment is nothing more than a solution in search of a problem. → Read More
The Left's Push to 'Reform' the Courts Only Will Politicize Them
The Biden administration's push to “reform” the courts likely will damage the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary. → Read More
Court-Packing Threat Puts 2 Branches of Government at Risk
Court-packing would destroy the independence of the judiciary and the way that the Senate has operated for 200 years. → Read More
In Amy Coney Barrett, Trump Picks an Exacting Scholar for Supreme Court
Democrats vow to block Barrett’s nomination, but it will be hard given her impressive record, fidelity to the Constitution, and respect for the rule of law. → Read More
How Fast the Senate Can Confirm a Supreme Court Nominee
In recent decades the Senate confirmed Supreme Court nominees in as few as 19 and 33 days for John Paul Stevens and Sandra Day O'Connor. → Read More