Earlier this week at National Review, I reviewed Timothy Lombardo’s new book on Frank Rizzo and blue-collar conservatism.
Published elsewhere
Casey Dems
StandardI wrote about the rise and fall of Casey Democrats for National Review. Do they still exist? We’ll find out tomorrow.
This week in the Courts
StandardI have two articles at The Federalist this week about Supreme Court cases:
- On Tuesday, I wrote about why the sales tax decision in Wayfair was correct and pro-federalism.
- On Wednesday, I wrote about the travel ban case, Trump v. Hawaii, and how it was shocking that it wasn’t 9-0.
More Trek
StandardLife’s too short to bet the under
StandardThe Supreme Court made the right decision in Monday’s case about sports gambling. I wrote about it today for The Federalist:
Emissary
StandardHere’s something a little different: I’m beginning a recap of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine twenty-five years after it debuted. Check out the first episode at The Federalist.
Great Revolt
StandardToday at National Review Online, check out my review of Salina Zito and Brad Todd’s book exploring of the populist forces that lifted Donald Trump into the White House.
The Socialists of Sex
StandardToday at The Federalist, I wrote about a group of internet weirdos-turned terrorists and the roots of their ideology:
Charity or welfare?
StandardToday at The Federalist, my thoughts on the American Dream, the welfare state, and the changing face of charity in America.
No, it Can’t
StandardToday at The Federalist, I reviewed Can It Happen Here?, a collection of essays about whether fascism can come to America.