It’s Not a Judge’s Job to Look Out for “The Little Guy”
By Ronald A Cass • USAToday Smart people often say stupid things. #MistakesHappen. But it takes a certain special orientation to repeat obviously false and ridiculous statements over and over.…
By Ronald A Cass • USAToday Smart people often say stupid things. #MistakesHappen. But it takes a certain special orientation to repeat obviously false and ridiculous statements over and over.…
By Gregg Jarrett • Fox News Some Democrats, still seething over the stalled U.S. Supreme Court nomination of Merrick Garland, are trying. But their dream of delivering political retribution has,…
By Robert Tracinski • The Federalist For pro-free-marketers, the big bright spot of the Trump administration is the hatchet he’s taking to the Environmental Protection Agency: doing things like packing…
By Post Editorial Board • New York Post Why is IRS Commissioner John Koskinen still in office? A growing number of Capitol Hill Republicans want to know — and they…
By Peter W. Wood • The Federalist The Middlebury College protest on March 2 that silenced an invited speaker and hospitalized a popular professor has continued to garner attention. More…
By Andrew C. McCarthy • National Review In March 1993, Janet Reno began her tenure as President Bill Clinton’s attorney general by summarily firing United States attorneys for 93 of…
by David French • National Review I’m supposed to be encouraged, but I’m not. In the aftermath of this month’s violent attack on Charles Murray and a Middlebury professor, I’m…
by Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon The Internal Revenue Service has located 6,924 documents potentially related to the targeting of Tea Party conservatives, two years after the group Judicial…
by Warner Todd Huston • Breitbart Back in 2009, Politico had a much less sensational headline when reporting on all the Bush-era U.S. attorneys that Obama fired. For its March…
by Jim Hoft • The Gateway Pundit Seven years ago this week Nancy Pelosi pushed Obamacare during her speech to the 2010 legislative conference of the National Association of Counties.…
Wall Street Journal “The Mob at Middlebury” (Review & Outlook, March 4) recalled an invitation in the 1970s I received from friends to attend the graduation of their daughter from…
by Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon The question Democrats are now using to accuse Attorney General Jeff Sessions of lying under oath was based on a discredited news report…
By David French • New York Post Lost in most of the coverage of President Trump’s decision to rescind the Obama administration’s transgender mandates is a fundamental legal reality: The…
by Adam Kredo • Washington Free Beacon Agencies across the federal government reported at least 37 leaks of classified information in 2016, more than double the number of criminal leaks…
Wall Street Journal Nancy Pelosi says Republicans have accomplished nothing in 2017, and no doubt she wishes that were true. But the House has already voted to repeal 13 Obama-era…