Senior Judicial Analyst, FOX News
Clinton, haven't you stated a few dozen times that you never sent or received emails marked "classified"?
We can start with the fact that she is her own worst enemy.
Clinton wants to make gun manufacturers financially liable for misuse of their products and require background checks for all gun transfers.
Some 33,000 emails Hillary Clinton thought she destroyed probably still could be recovered.
The Kentucky county clerk can't use the force of law to further her religious beliefs, but incarceration should be a last resort.
The Constitution does not delegate to the federal government power over immigration, only over naturalization.
Her explanations remind one of Bill's word-splitting playbook.
Among the current presidential candidates, only Paul has advocated for fidelity to the Constitution.
Why does Hillary lie? Because she thinks she can get away with it. Will American voters let her?
As secretary of state, Clinton obtained permission from President Obama and Congress to arm rebels in Syria and Libya in an effort to overthrow the governments of those countries.
The State is required to protect hate but it has no business expressing opinions on anything-thus it has no business flying the Confederate flag.
The NSA can still obtain the phone calls, emails, and text messages of all Americans under the USA Freedom Act.
If section 215 of the Patriot Act expires next week, the feds will need individualized search warrants to spy on us.
Is there no one left to enforce the Constitution against those in power?
Paul's is the only voice among those running for president who is faithful to the Constitution.
The natural right protected by the Fourth Amendment is the right to be left alone.
The president has rejected the theory and practice of due process.
The agency cuts constitutional corners in order to incriminate, then tries to change the subject.
Obama's secret execution approval process denies citizens due process.
Indiana was effectively making discrimination based on sexual orientation lawful.
Indiana is free to look the other way in the face of discrimination based on sexual orientation. But they are not free to encourage it or to make it lawful.
Government spying is so common today that it is almost the new normal. Yet government spying is not normal to the Constitution.
What if the real reason for Clinton's email secrecy was not personal convenience but fear of exposure of her true thoughts and unguarded behavior?
Mr. President, are you not troubled that your secretary of state had a non-secure email account and used it for all of her work?
When the president effectively writes the laws, Congress is effectively neutered.
What if Bush and Obama have been wrong about the priority of their constitutional duties as president?
We agreed more than we disagreed but Jon is a comic genius and may be the smartest personality on television.
If our rights come from the government, not within, then they are not rights, but permission slips.
Who owns your body? This is a question the government does not want to answer truthfully.
President Obama cannot undo the mess his predecessor created by his fixation on torture.
More than 50 American law enforcement agencies possess a new handheld radar device that can spy through walls.
Arrests for speech at a march in support of free speech? Mais oui!
Unless we have a radical change, we will continue our march toward the federal destruction of the presumption of liberty.
Hidden in the Cromnibus was a clause allowing the NSA to gather your private data and share it with law enforcement and foreign governments.
If the allegations in the CIA torture report are true, we have war criminals, perjurers, computer hackers and thugs on the government payroll.
If we fail to address this maturely, it will lead us further down the path to a police state.
That for which we are truly grateful are the aspects of our humanity that have nothing to do with the government.
A presidential action may be lawful at the same time that it is unconstitutional.
It is time for a national debate, and the confirmation hearings on the nomination of Loretta Lynch to become attorney general can provide an excellent platform.
The two major political parties are more alike than they are different when it comes to abortion and free speech.
Much of the political class of the founding generation, unlike our own, viewed the Constitution as restraining, not unleashing, the government.
The reference to Stephen Colbert is cute, but the feds' unbridled passion to monitor our communications is surely no joke.
Private companies are fighting the federal government in court over the Patriot Act's "National Security Letters," which violate the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution.
The NSA and Justice Department go after suspects in crimes unrelated to national security using an unlawful, deceptive practice called "parallel reconstruction."
President Obama is attributing the rise of ISIS to the intelligence community's failures in order to deflect criticism of his own incompetence.
Obama wants to arm "moderate" Syrian fighters. But moderates can become fanatics with changes to the political and military moment.
Is the White House planning to run this war directly as LBJ did in Vietnam?