I wrote about the rise and fall of Casey Democrats for National Review. Do they still exist? We’ll find out tomorrow.
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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.
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.
What is Populism
StandardWhat is populism? What is Trumpism? Why are they so compelling to millions? I wrote about it 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.
Hutchinson, Clinton, and Moore
StandardAlso today at The Federalist, I discuss antinomianism in religion and politics, and what it means about partisan defenses of Roy Moore and Al Franken.
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.
The Party of McKinley
StandardToday at National Review, I reviewed Robert W. Merry’s new biography of William McKinley and what McKinley’s policies mean to the present-day Republican Party.
A NATION OF LAWS
StandardBowe Bergdahl is guilty, no matter what President Trump has to say about him. My latest at The Federalist.
Not everything dumb is criminal
StandardToday at The Federalist, I write about the latest fake legal theory that outraged partisans think will lead to Trump’s impeachment (it won’t).