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‘John Roberts’s Gay-Rights Surprise’

That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post, which I think you will find an interesting read.

McConnell’s Replacement Must Preserve the Filibuster at All Costs

The much-criticized parliamentary maneuver is our most potent guardian of political diversity, local control, and democratic pluralism.

The Day Joe Biden Blew Up the Border

It happened on February 2, 2021.

Yet More Plagiarism among the DEI Ruling Class

Aaron Sibarium brings more plagiarism to light.

Trump’s Big Money Problems

The Republican Party could end up sharing the pain.

Whistleblower: Federal agency’s HQ is ’empty’; Vilsack says work is getting done

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack reacted angrily to a whistleblower's complaint that his headquarters is a pandemic telework "ghost town," calling that an insult to "the USDA family." Sen. Joni Ernst, Iowa Republican, confronted him at a committee hearing with data from the Government Accountability Office saying his D.C. headquarters building had an 11% occupancy rate.

U.S. investigates Chinese turning ‘smart cars’ into ‘spy cars’

The Biden administration launched an investigation Thursday into internet-connected "smart cars" from China to determine if they can be used to spy on American drivers.

State and congressional lawmakers push policy to ban noncitizen voting amid migrant surge on border

A slew of congressional and state legislation aimed at preventing noncitizen voting at all levels is being pushed across the country as the migrant crisis has mired cities and towns deeper into tribulation.

What ancient Athens can teach modern America about law and democracy

In December the Supreme Court in the American state of Colorado held that former President Donald Trump was constitutionally ineligible to run for election again due to the Fourteenth Amendment’s prohibition on insurrectionists holding office. Michigan’s Supreme Court held the exact opposite: Trump must be placed on the ballot. It is now up to the […]

Senate insiders handicap the race to replace McConnell

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced his intention to step down from Senate Republican leadership Wednesday, and less than 24 hours later, the race to replace him has already begun. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) issued a statement Thursday morning asking his Republican colleagues to give him the opportunity to succeed McConnell, and he is not […]

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