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Celebrating Justice O’Connor: Parade Magazine Muffs the Job

CONSTITUTION, ObamaCare, Supreme Court | October 1, 2012

Yesterday’s Parade Magazine, the Sunday insert, featured a cover article on former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. It was […]

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The Supreme Court’s Citizens United Corporate Campaign case Should Be Controversial—But Not for the Reason You Think

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, Supreme Court | September 30, 2012

If you have any doubt about the ability of the political Left to set the agenda in this country, look

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Supreme Court has chance to end state university ethnic discrimination

CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court | September 28, 2012

By granting certiorari in Fisher v. University of Texas, the Supreme Court has a chance to correct one of the

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Ignorance + Depravity –> Slavery + Ruin

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized | September 16, 2012

“But still the people themselves must be the chief support of liberty. While the great body of the freeholders are

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The Anti-U.S. Origins of a Key Argument Against Letting the People Vote on Laws and Taxes

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, TABOR | September 2, 2012

Opponents of popular government, such as those now challenging Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR), argue that when a state

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Neat Stuff We Learn About the Constitution When We Go Beyond The Federalist Papers

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, ObamaCare | August 26, 2012

If you want to know more about the Constitution, don’t rely exclusively—or even primarily—on the Federalist Papers. For a good

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Constitutional Arcana: The Forgotten Navigation Convention of 1786

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized | August 19, 2012

In an earlier post, I reported that the Constitutional Convention of 1787 was far from unique: that during the lifetime

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TABOR Endangered?

Colorado Constitution, CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, TABOR | August 12, 2012

Die-hards attacking Coloradans’ constitutional right to personally vote on tax increases won an unexpected victory in federal court when Judge

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Yes, the Supreme Court’s Medicaid Decision was Good Contract Law

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, ObamaCare, Supreme Court | August 5, 2012

In NFIB v. Sebelius (the Obamacare decision) a 7-2 majority voided that part of the law that required states to

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Obamacare Decision Suggests U.S. Malpractice Bill Unconstitutional

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized, ObamaCare, Supreme Court | July 27, 2012

Little-noticed amid the commentary on the Supreme Court’s health care decision is the decision’s blow to congressional efforts to federalize

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New Article: James Madison, Federal Overreaching, and Amendments Conventions

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized | July 21, 2012

The writings of James Madison still offer useful guidance for states seeking to restrain federal overreaching. Akron Law Review has

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A Colonial Pamphlet Helps Show Why the Constitution’s Necessary and Proper Clause Granted No Power

CONSTITUTION, Constitution Uncategorized | July 11, 2012

Learn more: Hear a podcast on this subject. As I have noted before (for example, here and here) pamphlets written

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