A high school senior who has just gone through the college admissions process humorously reflects on her experience in this
Some Humor on the Corruption of the the Modern University Read More »
My recent address in Grand Junction on the Colorado gun control laws has received widespread notice. This is particularly so
Protecting People Against "Gun Control" Read More »
If you want an illustration of what is wrong with higher education today, a good one is what I had
The Modern University: Giving Honors to the Dishonorable Read More »
When a columnist in the Lakewood Hub edition of the Denver Post advanced the ridiculous thesis that 19th century American
Freedom, Not Government, Made America Great Read More »
The Original Constitution: What It Actually Said and Meant (2nd ed.) is an objective explanation of the Constitution as understood
Get Rob's authoritative book on the Constitution's REAL meaning Read More »
Conservatives in Colorado and other states often complain about the liberalism of their states’ courts. They should be glad they
Think your state courts are bad? Check this out. Read More »
The Independence Institute is once again defending the Colorado Taxpayers Bill of Rights against attack. II has filed an amicus
Independence Institute Moves to Protect TABOR in U.S. Court of Appeals Read More »
As regular readers of this site know, a group of plaintiffs representing government interests has sued the State of Colorado,
New Issue Paper on the Interstate Threat of the anti-TABOR Lawsuit Read More »
In prior postings such as the one here, I have explained why it is wrong to claim that the commissioners
Why the Framers Could Suggest Ratification by Only Nine States Read More »
One source of security we have in using the Constitution’s amendment process is that the courts, including the U.S. Supreme
How the Courts have Clarified the Constitution's Amendment Process Read More »
In 1861, the states held a dry run for an Article V “convention for proposing amendments.” The event was the
It's Been Done Before: A Convention of the States to Propose Constitutional Amendments Read More »
NOTE: This is an updated version of an essay first published in 2013. For a comprehensive treatment of amendment law,
A Response to the “Runaway Scenario” Read More »
