The latest on Obamacare: Does the power to tax apply when there is no longer a tax?
If the United States Congress has no time to read the bills upon which it actually votes, I guess...
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Category: SCOTUS
Video: Liberty on the Rocks, Denver, February 2018
Long time fan favorite David K. Williams, Jr. joins us to offer a libertarian critique of the United States Constitution and a few key Supreme Court cases.
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Is Kavanaugh really a textualist?
The United States Constitution does not grant a single right to anyone. It limits the power of the...
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Read this from the SCOTUSblog re admin law and Kavanaugh
Hey, that rhymes! Sadly, the rest does not and is not funny at all. It is rather sad. This excerpt...
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The Masterpiece Cakeshop decision: What it really means
First, An Exhortation As always, do not form any strong opinions about the decision without...
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Sports gambling everywhere? What it really means.
The Gist In a major Tenth Amendment case, the Supreme Court of the United States, in Murphy v....
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18 USC §1384 makes it a federal crime to solicit a prostitute too close to a military base.
An old one I did, but still pertinent regarding surveillance everywhere. #CoPolitics
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No one gets my approval without deserving it. They shouldn't get yours, either.