Constitution
34 pieces filed under this topic.
Can the Pope Vote?
Pope Leo XIV leads the Roman Catholic Church, a role that gives him a foreign passport and a nation to rule. Should this disqualify him from American civic duty?
Dearbornistan Tests the Establishment Clause
In a much-needed 1A lawsuit filed against Dearborn and its Muslim mayor, a resident of the city says that Islam is getting preferential treatment over other religions.
The Left’s Attack on Courts Is Meant to Destroy the Constitution
None of the Left’s political objections to the court are grounded in anything resembling a legal argument.
Virginia Democrats Reveal a Radical Design
Virginia today is exactly what James Madison and other framers of the Constitution were afraid of.
The ChiComs’ Birthright Tourism Scam
All but ignored during the debate over birthright citizenship is a diabolical scheme being used against us by our nation’s foremost geopolitical foe.
Originalism and the Constitution
The interpretive philosophy of originalism, properly understood, is not a perfect method. Yet its value of originalism lies not in its perfection but in its constraint.
Constitutional Hypocrisy
Leftists who are ranting about the constitutionality of the Venezuelan operation need to grasp the hypocrisy of which they speak.
The Leftist Definition of Presidential Powers
The leftist definition of presidential powers has nothing to do with the US Constitution. It has everything to do with their ideological agenda.
Reconsidering the 25th Amendment
The constitutional amendment establishing the mechanism for replacing a defunct president is useless if one party colludes and decides that keeping power is more important than doing the right thing.
Is It Time for a Constitutional Amendment on Presidential Pardons?
Thanks to Joe Biden, the language of such an amendment could be short and sweet.
Why Were a Fired CBS Reporter’s Files Seized?
Investigative reporter Catherine Herridge was recently laid off by CBS, but the seizing of her files was “unprecedented.”
Is Trump Ineligible for the Presidency?
By trying to make a constitutional case against the runaway Republican front-runner, the Trump haters are betraying their fear that he might just win.
Dems Dust Off the Equal Rights Amendment
With all the problems now besetting our nation, the Democrats are prioritizing a long-failed constitutional amendment.
Down Goes Biden’s Student Loan Bribe
In a resounding 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court correctly checked the president’s attempt to do an end-run around Congress.
Mangling Words’ Meaning to Manipulate the Public
Biden’s “student loan cancellation” plan is nothing more than a transparent vote-buying scheme and an unconstitutional one at that.
Looks Who’s Talking, Justice Kagan
What Kagan objects to is precisely what liberal judges have been doing for more than half a century.
Those Who Want to Destroy the Constitution
The Constitution is a charter of limited powers, delegated by the people to the federal government
It’s Not ‘Minority Rule’; It’s the Point
The diffusing of power is one of the most indispensable ways to ensure that a diverse people can rule themselves.
Change the Constitution?
Our Constitution limits government power and rights belong to individuals. Most simply don’t know that.
A Supreme Win for Religious Liberty
In what we hope will be a stream of proper rulings to close out this year’s term, the High Court ruled in favor of religious freedom and school choice.