The S. Court name to watch: Hardiman
By Quin Hillyer at NRO’s The Corner no Jan. 24; It is surprising to me that so little attention has focused on one of the three reported finalists to be […]
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Two columns on possible S. Ct. nominee Bill Pryor
President-Elect Donald Trump last Saturday interviewed Mobile’s own William Pryor, a judge on the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, in consideration for the open seat on the U.S. Supreme […]
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Daily Roundup, July 10: Obama’s newest dumb ISIS statement; the Supreme Court’s Constitutional failing; and more…
This column is made of AWESOME: The Most Idiotic Comment in Presidential History, by Ben Shapiro; To continue a theme, and a distinction I keep trying to make: Whatever one’s […]
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Daily Roundup, July 7: How the 3-branch gov’t system is breaking down; the presidential name game; and more…
Words Used to Mean Things – Then Came Government, by Seton Motley; It’s more than a name, by David Freddoso; A look at the new immigration law named for 2 […]
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Monday Reflections, June 29: Religious Liberty Threatened
Regular readers will note that I did not have my regular Sunday reflection yesterday. This is a Monday reflection — a leftover, part of the aftermath. And it is so […]
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Intellectual Perfidy at the Supreme Court
By Quin Hillyer Consistency is not exactly the greatest virtue of some of our U.S. Supreme Court justices. Setting aside deeper analysis of whose constitutional interpretations are most cogent or […]
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Chief Justice Roberts is Intellectually Dishonest
My very, very quick reaction (within about two minutes of the decision) to Thursday’s Supreme Court decision on Obamacare was short and not at all sweet. Read it here. You […]
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Justice Kennedy and Marriage
With the Supreme Court set to hear oral arguments regarding same sex marriage today (April 28), Justice Anthony Kennedy seems to be in the middle. He’s written arguments on both […]
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In Bama redistricting case, Supreme Court makes mess
The Supreme Court has made an utter mess of legislative redistricting, for many years. The court can’t seem to make up its mind if, or under what circumstances, the racial […]
