Antifa Is Dangerous and It’s Time for the Feds to Step In
7/8: It is shocking to assert that “rioters, blockaders, cop-fighters, and people in ski masks” are the enlightened nobility who can save our constitutional republic from internal ruin.
President Trump’s Opportunity to School Qatar
7/4: President Trump has an opportunity to enhance America’s international status and improve the lives of millions of people during an upcoming meeting with the Emir of Qatar. Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
Border Wall Construction Halted By Obama Judge
6/29: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the Obama-appointed judge who stopped construction of the border wall.
Klukowski: SCOTUS Will Rule on DACA Before the Presidential Elections
6/28: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the Supreme Court's announcement that they would rule on the DACA case before the 2020 election.
Sorry, Media, Talking to Foreigners Does Not Violate Federal Campaign Laws
6/28: A federal candidate who is freely given information is not receiving a “contribution” or “thing of value” and is thus not violating federal campaign finance law or the regulations issued by the Federal Election Commission.
Gerrymandering Symposium: Janus-Like Judicial Restraint in Political Gerrymanders and the Census
6/28: Supreme Court precedent is clear that “a jurisdiction may engage in constitutional political gerrymandering” and that “political considerations are inseparable from districting and apportionment.”
Robert Mueller Show Comes to House Congressional Theater
6/27: If Nadler and Schiff think there is a hidden storyline inside the investigative work of the Office of the Special Counsel that will show that the Trump campaign actually colluded with the Russians, they are bound to be disappointed.
Supreme Court: Bad Day for Everyone, Especially Roberts
6/27: Today the Supreme Court issued two major opinions with profound implications for American politics.
Why the Supreme Court Got It Right on Gerrymandering
6/27: In a much-awaited decision, the Supreme Court held on Thursday in a 5-4 decision that partisan gerrymandering is a political question beyond the reach of the federal courts.
Faithless Electors Who Break Their Promise Rightly Can Be Punished
6/27: As the Supreme Court of Washington correctly concluded, fining those who break their pledge is constitutional and well within the authority given to state legislatures to appoint electors “in such manner” as they choose.