Tariff Magic
Those wanting to impose across-the-board tariffs on American imports seem to think that tariffs are magic, but in fact they are guilty of magical thinking.
If You're Trying to Get Around the Constitution, You're Doing Something Wrong
The incoming Trump administration should not violate the constitution’s checks and balances by attempting to avoid the Senate’s duty of advice and consent.
A Reminder About Tax Neutrality
Politicians should not use the tax code to buy votes or to reward favored constituencies.
Overturning Chevron Deference
Ending Chevron deference is a significant constitutional victory for those who believe in limited government and a clear separation of powers.
The Administrative State Takes Some Body Blows
Recent SCOTUS decisions are going to go a long way toward gradually rolling back the administrative state and the power of unelected bureaucrats.
KOSA Should Not Mandate Age Verification
Great news! The congressional markup of KOSA has been cancelled. Perhaps some Members understand the problems with the proposed legislation.
Answering Objections to an Article V Convention of States
Though feared by many, a “runaway” Article V amending convention can’t happen, because of the Founders’ wise design.
Why an Amending Convention of the States?
An Article V convention to pass constitutional amendments to rein in the federal government and set our fiscal house in order could be a powerful tool.
A Big Solution to Big Problems
An Article V convention of the states may be the only way to rein in the federal government and restore constitutional governance.
Proposed Federal Privacy Regulation Not Yet Ready for Prime Time
Moving slowly and only legislating when needs have become clear and when there are demonstrated harms reflects a conservative approach to governing.