COMMENTARY AND OP-EDS
Williams: Liberals Have Changed the Meaning of Racism
7/31: ACRU Policy Board Member and Professor of Economics Dr. Walter E. Williams details how liberals have warped the meaning of racism to try to silence conservatives.
VIDEO: Ken Blackwell Talks a Return to Traditional Values
7/31: ACRU Policy Board member and senior fellow Ken Blackwell speaks to the Young Americans Foundation on how traditional values can keep us from socialist tyranny.
Democrats Use The Specter Of Racism To Sow Racial Discord
7/25: The American electorate must firmly reject the Democrats’ attempts to divide and conquer along racial lines, and the best place to do that is at the ballot box.
Williams: Crime Is the Biggest Problem in Troubled Communities
7/24: ACRU Policy Board Member and Professor of Economics Dr. Walter E. Williams explains why controlling crime is the real key to turning around impoverished areas.
Klukowski: Justice Ginsburg Opposes Democratic Court Plan
7/24: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on SCOTUS Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaking out against Democratic presidential candidates promising to "pack" the courts with liberal justices.
Klukowski: President Trump Nominates Scalia for Labor Secretary
7/23: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on President Trump nominating the son of late SCOTUS justice Antonin Scalia, Eugene, for Labor Secretary.
Attacks on Conservative Speech Take Many Forms
7/23: In many areas of public life, conservatives—their words, their views and values—are under assault.
Spakovsky: How to Solve Immigration Court Crisis
7/23: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and Cully Stimson offer an idea of how to deal with the overwhelming case backlog facing immigration courts.
Spakovsky Explains Why the Electoral College Is Essential to Small States
7/23: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky explains how the electoral college helps smaller states during elections.
Maine and Nevada Show Why the Electoral College Helps Small States, Not Red States
7/19: What is “undemocratic” is an agreement that means that even if every single voter in a state voted against a presidential candidate who won the national popular vote, the state would still have to give all its electoral votes to that candidate.
New Normal: Bloodlust on the Left in Census and Election Fights
7/19: No matter your worthy accomplishments or achievements, no matter your character or kindness, the Left has it in for you because of what you stand for.
What I Saw of the Apollo Program as a Kid in the 1960s
7/19: It’s long past time we got back in the habit of taking giant leaps for mankind—just like the one Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins took 50 years ago.
Trump Wins Big in Emoluments Lawsuits: 2 Down and 1 to Go
7/18: President Donald Trump has won the second of three lawsuits alleging he violated the Constitution because foreigners and state officials patronize his businesses, such as the Trump Hotel in Washington, D.C.
VIDEO: Tech Companies Can Push Voters to the Polls without Regulation
7/17: Senior research psychologist for the American Institute for Behavioral Research & Technology, Robert Epstein, testified to the Senate about how Google pushed millions of votes to Hillary Clinton.
Swamp Tales II: $335k Government Salary, Picnics, and Free Yoga
7/17: How about a $150,000 per year government job where every week you can plan the “perfect picnic” for an obscure government agency?
Klukowski: The Legacy of Justice John Paul Stevens
7/17: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the the long service of Justice John Paul Stevens, who passed away July 16th.
Williams: The Past Should Inform the Future
7/17: ACRU Policy Board Member and Professor of Economics Dr. Walter E. Williams explains why traditional values of the past could help us fix our future.
Klukowski: Trump's Emoluments Clause Victory
7/11: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the courts granting President Trump a large victory in a liberal suit against him trying to cite the emoluments clause.
Swamp Tales: Unaccountable Federal Agency Uses Tax Dollars to Astroturf Crowds and Force Airborne Wheelchairs
7/15: An obscure federal agency immune from executive branch oversight is spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to design plans to compel airlines to mandate in-flight wheelchair accommodation and to generate astroturf crowds of activists at public events.
Is Texas Democrat Exploiting Loophole by Coaching Migrants to Lie?
7/15: An important principle of our legal system is that no one in this country—including members of Congress—is above the law.