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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Sept. 11): University administrations still aren’t getting the message that colleges should be bastions of free inquiry. If they want to avoid losing big money in […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, July 11) The Supreme Court soon will be asked yet again to teach college administrators that they may not deny the First Amendment freedom of speech […]
(June 30, official Washington Examiner editorial) When the First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech, it also guarantees the freedom to be silent. Speech that is compelled is not free. That should […]
(Dec. 18, Nola.com) The situation: Tulane University under national fire for issues relating to “diversity,” to its claims that “racism and sexism are fundamentally present in all American institutions,” and […]
(Oct. 31) Considering a disturbing recent survey of college students showing negligible support for what First Amendment protections really mean, and after nearly a decade of campus foolishness along similar […]
California court slaps down a Soros District Attorney (Official Washington Examiner editorial, June 5): As a matter of both law and good policy, the California State Court of Appeals well […]
Two pieces related only because they both involve mistaken ideas about mass communication. Buffalo mayor rightly upset, but wrong to suggest banning speech (May 18): Responding to a horrific evil, […]
Two pieces on former Vice President Mike Pence making news of the right sort. (To read the whole columns, please click on the links embedded in the headlines.) Pence’s ‘Freedom […]
(Feb. 22) The Supreme Court has given itself another chance to say definitively that laws that compel particular forms of expression are null and void. As well it should. The court agreed Tuesday […]
(Nov. 16) The liberal media meltdown about last week’s speech by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is silly and hypocritical. The speech was not only acceptable but insightful and appropriate. […]
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