Constitution
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Roberts Helps Dems Rig Elections
The Supreme Court temporarily blocked Trump's citizenship question on the 2020 census.
SCOTUS and Fouled-Up Free Speech
What constitutes an "immoral or scandalous" trademark? And who gets to decide?

SCOTUS Rules Against Left's War on Peace Cross
It was a big win for religious liberty, though the separate opinions leave too much wiggle room.
Judicial Activism? Tyranny Is More Like It
Hamilton dismissed the judiciary's threat, but Jefferson was prescient about the "despotic branch."
Fox Caves to Islamist Sensibilities
The network bumped Judge Jeanine's show because she dared to question sharia.
John Roberts and the Siren Song of Institutionalism
The chief justice may be more worried about preserving precedent and institution than the Constitution.
South Carolina's College Constitution Course
It's ironic that requiring knowledge of America's founding documents is considered controversial.

Dan Crenshaw on Limited Government
The congressman eloquently articulated the reason for disagreement on taxes.

O'Rourke's Coming Constitutional Crisis
His contempt for the Constitution and the People are typical of today's Democrat Party.
The Bill of Rights
Today is the anniversary of the 1791 ratification of our Bill of Rights, the first 10 Amendments to our Constitution.

Not the Founders' Vision of Congress and the Presidency
Congress and the press have contributed to an increasingly powerful executive branch.
Who Decides What the 14th Amendment Means?
The Constitution and its amendments mean what its authors said, not what modern politicos wish.

The Demo Assault on Kavanaugh ... and Our Constitution's Rule of Law
These Democrat tactics are the "ends justify the means" standards of "justice" upon which totalitarian regimes are built and sustained.
Video: Honoring Constitution Day
Reflecting on the awesome gift of the Constitution and preserving the principles of the Founding.

SCOTUS Narrowly Upholds Constitution
Three clear issues regarding Rule of Law divide the High Court along ideological lines.

The Deconstruction and Repeal of the Second Amendment
There is a growing chorus of leftist calls to amend the 2A until they can rally enough populist support to fully repeal it.
Were Missile Strikes in Syria 'Unconstitutional'?
Do we really need a lecture from the Left on what passes constitutional muster?

'Little Pink House': Putting a Spotlight on Government Abuse
A new movie hitting theaters this week tells of the saga that went all the way to the Supreme Court.