I have two articles at The Federalist this week discussing the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Read about Day 1 and Day 2 here.
separation of powers
Impeach!
StandardToday at The Federalist, I wrote a follow-up to my piece on the gerrymandering fight in Pennsylvania and why the state legislature is right to impeach rogue justices.
Courts that think they’re legislatures
StandardI wrote about Pennsylvania’s lawless, power-grabbing redistricting today at The Federalist.
It’s enough already
StandardIf the Presidency becomes any more of a celebrity reality show, let’s just abolish the whole thing. My latest at The Federalist.
Two Directors, One Office
StandardIn the CFPB fight, history repeats itself as farce. What it means, and what it says about the parties involved, in my latest at The Federalist.
Impeachment By Other Means
StandardCongress has the sole power of impeachment: you can’t force the President out of office by lawsuit. My latest at The Federalist.
King Donald
StandardIs Trump a unique aberration in American history, or part of a troubling trend in the nature of executive power? I wrote about it today at The Federalist.
No Sanctuary from the Constitution
StandardSanctuary cities are bad policy, but the executive order against them was unconstitutional. I wrote about it today The Federalist.
Two for one
StandardHappy Columbus Day! I have two articles on The Federalist today.
First, as usual, I’ve collected the best tweets of last night’s crazy presidential debate. Read them all here.
Second, I wrote about the Clinton campaign’s efforts to get Florida Governor Rick Scott to break the law because they think it will help them. That one is here.
Thanks for reading!
Suspending the Laws
StandardI wrote this article for The Federalist about why calls for Governor Kasich to suspend the right to openly carry guns during the RNC were misguided and undemocratic.