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Richard Price: Torchbearer of Liberty

Richard Price: Torchbearer of Liberty

by Joe Wolverton, II | Oct 22, 2019 | American Revolution, History

“Make way! Make way for the good Dr. Price!” This is reportedly the familiar cry of farmers and tradesman who would greet Richard Price every morning as he would pass by their stalls at the marketplace. Today, there are PhDs in American history who have never heard of...
The Challenge of Naming the Modern Originalist Movement

The Challenge of Naming the Modern Originalist Movement

by Michael Rappaport | Oct 20, 2019 | Current Events

One sign of the success of an academic movement, like originalism, is that it becomes attractive enough to develop multiple theories that promote the movement in different ways. The existence of these different theories has advantages. The various theories provide...
Donald Trump and Syria: A Tough Lesson About Power

Donald Trump and Syria: A Tough Lesson About Power

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 18, 2019 | Current Events, War Powers

President Donald Trump taught a lot of people a tough lesson about power. Within days of Trump announcing he was pulling troops out of northern Syria, Turkish forces launched an offensive against Kurdish fighters in the region. Trump immediately came under sharp...
Marshall and Madison on Immigration Power

Marshall and Madison on Immigration Power

by Michael D. Ramsey | Oct 16, 2019 | Constitution, Immigration and Naturalization, Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

I’ve now had time to read and think about John Marshall’s comments on Congress’ power over immigration (or, strictly speaking, the comments in the 1799 report of the minority of the Virginia Legislature, attributed to Marshall), recommended by Kurt...
All the Bad Stuff You’ve Heard About NSA Spying Confirmed

All the Bad Stuff You’ve Heard About NSA Spying Confirmed

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 14, 2019 | Surveillance

Recently declassified court documents confirmed all of our worst suspicions about NSA spying. Many people view NSA spying as relatively harmless. They argue it doesn’t violate the Fourth Amendment because the agency doesn’t even look at most of the...
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