The Coup That Wasn’t
All that remains is a host of extremely longshot court challenges. This was always the likely outcome.
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Dan McLaughlin
We Should Fight the Biden Administration, Not Biden’s Election
Conservatives have more constructive places to channel their anger.
How Texas Republicans Kept Their State Red
An inside look into how a high-turnout election actually proved good news for Texas Republicans.
The Lincoln Project’s Shameful Attack on the Legal Profession
Harassing attorneys is both a frontal assault on longstanding ideals of the legal profession and a nasty tactic of intimidation.
The Unseemly Urge to Excuse Jeffrey Toobin
It should not be an unreasonably high standard to ask people not to engage in sex acts while talking to their work colleagues.
Historical Precedent Supports Republicans on Supreme Court Nominations
A reply to critics.
The Russian Bounties Story Turns Out to Be Trash Journalism
How many times will people have to fall for this before they learn?
Neutering the Filibuster Is Just as Bad as Killing It
What Norman Ornstein actually seeks is to kill the filibuster without admitting to killing it.
The New York Attorney General’s Postal Service Lawsuit Is Mostly Junk Mail
To the extent the suit’s complaints have any validity, only the most boring might apply.
The Hatch Act Controversy Perfectly Captures the Relationship between Trump and the Swamp
The reality is that nobody in either party has any intention of ever enforcing the Hatch Act against senior people on their own side.
Kris Kobach Is an Incompetent Loser Who Loses, and That Is Why Democrats Want Him
Kobach is the poster boy for doing his homework badly and defeating his own cause.
Sheldon Whitehouse, the Democrats’ Conspiracy Theorist and Hatchet Man against the Rule of Law
Whitehouse’s conspiratorial bent runs deep.
Help Us Defend America
From new ideas to eternal truths, we uphold the vital principles that make our nation unique.
The Lincoln Project and John Kasich Lack the Credibility to Lead Never-Trump Republicans
This is shallow opportunism.
The Supreme Court’s Religious School Decisions Aren’t Inconsistent
The liberal-progressive view sounds, at first glance, sensible enough, but there are three problems with this framework.
Chief Justice John Roberts’s Lack of Courage Is Damaging the Supreme Court
The right ideas and the right priorities matter more than character.
Yes, Lincoln and the Union Freed the Slaves
Jamelle Bouie mounts a dishonest effort to rewrite history.
In Defense of Ulysses S. Grant
The iconoclastic mobs were never going to stop with the Confederates.
What I Learned from My Dad, the Cop
Keep your promises, be there for the people who need you, and stand up to the bad guys.
Trolling is a Terrible Way to Write Laws
Lessons for Congress from the Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v.
The Supreme Court Decides Who Is a Woman
The Court’s inability to answer those questions indicates its unwillingness to explain its decision about who is a man and who is a woman.
A Good First Step toward Holding Unionized Public Employees Accountable in New York
Lawmakers in Albany have started to target the apparatus that shields public employees from responsibility for their actions. There’s more still to be done.
What Conservative Law-Enforcement Reforms Should Look Like
Here are the foundational principles from which specific proposals should proceed.
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