The Constitution’s rules for relations with Indian tribes
A previous installment in this two-part series described the Supreme Court’s current interest in the law of Indian tribal sovereignty—that is, the law governing how federal, state, and tribal governments relate to each other. One result is the court’s 2020 decision...
WHO Treaty Panic Propaganda and a Real Solution
Panic propaganda is a political tool designed to elicit an emotional response rather than a reasoned and factual one. Panic propaganda doesn’t have to be completely false, as a matter of fact, the best propaganda contains a very serious element of truth that is...
The Constitution and the Minimum Corporate Tax Agreement (Part 2)
This is my second post looking at the constitutional aspects of the recently announced international agreement on a global minimum corporate tax (the first post is here). The first post concluded that the “agreement” in its current form (actually labeled...