The case for a Declaration-guided Constitution remains stronger than ever but Clarence Thomas needs help, and America’s Harvards are proving to be vicious enemies.
The Court’s religion cases concern more than the activities of religious people; they relate to speech in general, to Americans’ ability to express their profoundest sentiments and thoughts.
With a Fourth of July resolve we would do well to remember that the Washington elite and the administrative state that serves it can only be defeated when the people arise against it.
If Lincoln could speak in distress in a slave state about the equality of black and white military prisoners, surely some president might speak in defense of the equality of all pre-born life.
In just 16 pages of his remarkable forthcoming and posthumously published book, Codevilla foresaw more than any of the pundits have had to say on Ukraine.
To escape the historical prison of our times may not require performing a triple axel, but even that physical transformation of the laws of nature is a lot easier than a political one.