This month, we celebrated July Fourth – a day when, amid cookouts and fireworks, we …
The Constitution
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Our founders understood that self-governance requires an independent press to allow citizens to engage in …
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When I set out to do a podcast about the Constitution, I struggled at first …
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Six decades after Lyndon B. Johnson observed, “A man without a vote is a man …
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At its outset, the Constitution was valued more as a tool than an object for …
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The most perennially embattled right was hailed by Justice Holmes as most imperative: “Freedom for …
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We have amended our Constitution 27 times in 230 years. Taken together, these amendments have …
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The fundamental purpose of our Constitution is to discipline the government – and “We the …
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As we celebrate America’s independence, we’re reminded that the right to vote in enshrined repeatedly …
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The broadest consequential public misunderstanding about the U.S. Constitution resembles common misunderstandings about nearly all …
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Our constitution provides that “No person shall … be deprived of life, liberty, or property, …
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The Constitution is radically defective. The defects are the “hard-wired” structures within which we conduct …
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Using civil forfeiture, law enforcement can permanently confiscate cash, cars, even homes, without ever charging …
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Mischaracterizing the Supreme Court’s decisions can be dangerous. For example, after the court upheld an …