DeMint urges GOP to stop being the ‘do-nothing’ party
Jim DeMint offers advice in a Federalist column for his former colleagues and successors in Congress. I left my foxholes in the House and Senate almost 15 years ago. And,…
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Jim DeMint offers advice in a Federalist column for his former colleagues and successors in Congress. I left my foxholes in the House and Senate almost 15 years ago. And,…
M.D. Kittle uses a Federalist column to label certain Democrats “despicable.” The worst of times has often brought out the best in Americans. But not always. As the death toll…
Victoria Toensing and John Yoo devote a Federalist essay to the case for prosecuting those in the legal system who targeted President Trump during his re-election bid. In his second…
Mark Paoletta explains in a Federalist column why there’s no reason for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to sit out cases related to the events of Jan. 6, 2021.…
Lewis Andrews asks in a Federalist column: What will it take for blue states to embrace school choice? Last week, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union revealed she is…
A bill in the General Assembly would amend the state constitution so that counties would be equally represented in the North Carolina Senate. House Bill 376 would amend the North…
Victoria Marshall uses a Federalist column to give Republicans advice about future elections. If there’s one thing the 2022 midterms made clear, it’s that Democrats have a huge ground game…
Mark Overstreet asks in a Federalist column whether the U.S. Supreme Court can be trusted to uphold the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court is expected to soon hear New York…
Elle Reynolds explains in a Federalist column what progressives mean when they say they love the Constitution. Many Americans are rightfully indignant at seeing their country and its founding principles…
Mark Overstreet explains in a Federalist column how a recent court ruling from California could have an impact on Second Amendment law. Last week, in Miller v. Bonta, U.S. District…
Elle Reynolds argues in a Federalist column that government rules linked to the COVID-19 pandemic force us to “trade substance for sterility.” In 1960, John Steinbeck and his French poodle…
Joshua Lawson reminds us in a Federalist column that the changing calendar didn’t flip a magical switch. A better 2021 requires effort. [W]hile there’s no iron-clad guarantee that 2021 will…