2010 United States Supreme Court case about campaign spending limits
Barry Smith’s latest Carolina Journal Online report explains why Gov. Roy Cooper’s House Bill 2 repeal proposal does not resolve an underlying dispute over local government authority. Andy Taylor’s Daily…
Mollie Hemingway of the Federalist offers some food for thought to those whose goal in life revolves around opposition to Donald Trump. These rioters and social media activists are trying…
At City Journal, Myron Magnet reports that: A handful of state attorneys general, including New York’s ever-officious Eric Schneiderman, has sued Exxon Mobil Corp. to force hugely expensive disclosure of…
Timothy Carney uses a Washington Examiner column to urge conservatives to separate the wheat from the chaff when considering the ideas of self-described socialist Bernie Sanders. Taxing the rich, regulating…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column focuses on a change in focus for left-of-center partisans and politicians. In the America I grew up in, the “liberals” were content to use government…
George Leef is no fan of U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Still, Leef’s latest Forbes column features some kind remarks about the openly partisan left-of-center jurist. Many…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online is still waiting to learn Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s preferences for potential Supreme Court justices. Back on March 21, Donald Trump, sensing there…
In an op-ed in Sunday’s Greensboro News & Record, Elon University Law School professors Scott W. Gaylord and Thomas J. Molony argue that yes, HB2 is constitutional. With due respect…
In a recent post at BloombergView, Megan McArdle draws our attention to a New York Times summary of campaign fundraising that seems to contradict the conventional narative regarding the supposedly decisive, and insidious,…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column explores Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s proposal to overturn the Citizens United U.S. Supreme Court decision. Hillary Clinton’s stumbling campaign for the White House is…
Kevin Williamson‘s latest column for National Review Online highlights foreign and domestic censors. They do things differently in New Zealand, another reminder that even among the English-speaking peoples, the American…
View in your browser. In June, the US Supreme Court struck down a provision of the Los Angeles Municipal Code. The Court held that, under the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition of…