Yes, you can vote on taxes and laws in a republic!
Despite what you may have heard, allowing people to vote on taxes and other laws is completely consistent with the […]
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GOP blocks Liu from federal judgeship
There has been much attention recently on the Republican decision to block President Obama’s nomination of law professor Goodwin Liu
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Does the Necessary and Proper Clause Grant “Broad Authority” to Congress? Actually, None at All
Probably no part of the Constitution has been so misunderstood as the Necessary and Proper Clause, which is located at
What about Interstate Compacts? A frank look at the problems
In recent months, there has been interest in states forming compacts with each other to opt out of ObamaCare or
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Constitutional powers the states have, and the feds do not
The Constitution enumerates the power of the federal government—but are there authoritative lists of those powers reserved to the states
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