On Transgender Students, Do the Right Thing in the Right Way
Don't make excuses for even more unchecked executive power.
Don't make excuses for even more unchecked executive power.
The nominee can protect herself with ease. What about everyday Americans?
Will Obama salvage his legacy on protecting whistleblowers?
It's a good idea and the right thing to do.
The strength the Republican nominee admires is the strength of an autocrat.
Libertarians Gary Johnson and William Weld suggest there are limits to presidential power.
Determines Title IX interpretation more than just 'guidance.'
His legacy will include hundreds of new federal regulations.
What's supposed to have been a civil rights matter ends up as a case of executive overreach.
Same song, different strongman
The administration argues that Congress has implicitly consented to new military operations in Iraq and Syria.
The Indiana guv is a social conservative, surveillance-state booster, drug warrior...and budget hawk. So where does that leave libertarians? Still #NeverTrump.
The constitutional conservative has an ambitious plan to rebalance the separation of powers
Both parties have prefered to play identity politics rather than fix the problem
Both parties have played partisan politics with immigration for 10 years
Plans to propose requirement for new military authorization to fight ISIS.
Q&A with Hot Air's Ed Morrissey
LBJ and DC (comics) offer very divergent entertainment options.
If he loses, he'll only have himself to blame.
Two libertarian scholars go toe-to-toe on Obama's immigration executive order
Obama's action is good policy, bad law, and terrible precedent.
The immigration laws whose enforcement the president is restricting are themselves unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments today in the backdrop of a deeply divided country
Giving presidents the tools they need to wield the power they've already taken.
Regulators and other bureaucrats form a fourth branch of government with elements of the other three, but little public influence.
History shows the flaws in temporary 'fixes' against populist takeovers.
Why the Texas senator is the least scary of the remaining major-party candidates
Race for the White House details the vicious lengths politicians will pursue to win.
John Yoo thinks the president should have virtually limitless war-making powers.
The justice got an unfair rap from liberals that he was an anti-immigrant bigot.
He's vaguely in favor of them because of things that Barack Obama has done.
This outdated system gives him no reason to care about offending states he can't possibly win.
Candidates mostly ignore survey asking about limits on executive authority.
Conservative flagship publishes group hit piece featuring Glenn Beck, Ed Meese, Thomas Sowell, Bill Kristol, John Podhoretz, David Boaz, the Editors, and more
U.S. v. Texas heads to SCOTUS.
There is nothing particularly special about today's political hostilities.
Calls for national political "unity" are problematic.
Barack Obama's parting "moon shot" in his State of the Union is inane, but there *are* ways to do government programs right.
Is there a better way to deal with this annual exercise in empty pageantry?
Listen to me, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and Rep. Thomas Massie explain why on SiriusXM Channel 121 at noon ET
One off-handed mention, and gun policy gets the (lack of) attention it deserves.
...is everything that's wrong with politics
Optimism about America comes despite politicians not because of them
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