Senior Judicial Analyst, FOX News
If the political class ignores James Madison's warnings, it will do so at its peril.
Locally and nationally, we live under governments that prefer to rule rather than to serve.
CIA Director John Brennan admitted his agents spied on senators. Then the president said he still has confidence in Brennan.
Barack Obama has demonstrated a propensity for rejecting his oath and doing damage to our fabric of liberty that cannot easily be undone by a successor.
Once it grows to a certain size, so-called democratic government begins to soften and weaken the people.
The government's goal with chilling is to deter dissent without actually interfering with it.
The violations of our rights are obvious, undenied, and undeniable.
We have gone from an inherited tyrant to an elected one.
Searching the world for monsters to destroy will only end up destroying us.
President Obama, most congressional Democrats, and many congressional Republicans are ardent progressives-they believe government is the chief engine of human progress.
The law prohibits providing material assistance to a terrorist organization, which is what Obama did in releasing five untried Taliban leaders.
A pulse-racing exposé of the government's conspiracy to violate every American's right to privacy
The lawyer who advised President Obama that he could kill with drones now has preliminary approval to become a federal judge.
Did the Obama administration ask former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to lie?
Here comes Watergate, 21st-century style-except this time around, innocent people died.
The most effective equalizer for hatred is the free market.
The Obama administration is probably right to fear the public reveal of its heretofore secret rationale for extra-judicial killing.
When the government takes away our free will, the government steals a gift from God; it violates the natural law; it prevents us from having and utilizing the means to the truth.
The Director of National Intelligence lied to a congressional committee about the most massive Fourth Amendment violation in history. Will he be prosecuted?
And what do we do about it?
The NSA knows it is violating the Fourth Amendment, which expressly forbids general warrants.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein has no problem with experiments with American liberties, unless she and her staff are the victims.
Senators say CIA agents hacked their computers, while the CIA says it's the senators who are guilty of hacking. Either way, it's a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
The U.S. and Europe are in no position to resist the Russian invasion of Ukraine, nor should they.
In the name of safety, the feds have spied on lawyers negotiating with them, lied to lawyers whose clients they're prosecuting, and misrepresented their behavior to the Supreme Court.
The president's willingness to violate the Constitution publicly calls into question his fitness for office.
Obama's policies are soft compared to what Rep. Mike Rogers wants.
How dangerous is a president who wants to rule by pen and phone?
His most recent speech was a thinly disguised effort to change the subject.
If the government can tax you for fidelity to long held religious beliefs, then the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment is meaningless.
If we fail to stop this soon, the next generation of Americans will not even know what privacy is.
This is the first meaningful judicial review of the agency
In the six months since Edward Snowden made his revelations, the scandal has only grown.
What if at every Thanksgiving liberty is weakened and the government is strengthened?
State borders should be a barrier to overreaching by other states.
The federal agency is out of control.
From the Obama administration to the NYPD, government in America refuses to follow the Constitution.
The Constitution requires more than a rubber-stamp judicial tribunal.
The president has embarrassed himself with the Syrian debacle.
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