Congress Shall Pass No Law
Tom Woods had a recent podcast where he discussed the recent Dobbs decision with two historians from the standpoint of federalism. They had an interesting perspective.
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by whiz | Aug 4, 2022 | Constitution, Supreme Court | 110
Tom Woods had a recent podcast where he discussed the recent Dobbs decision with two historians from the standpoint of federalism. They had an interesting perspective.
Read Moreby R C Dean | Jul 19, 2022 | Constitution, Health Care, Musings, Rule of Law, Supreme Court | 155
In which R C Dean wades into deep jurisprudential waters to ponder just what the hell the Supreme Court really does when it overturns a statute, or itself.
Read Moreby Ozymandias | Nov 15, 2021 | Big Government, Executive Branch, Federal Power, Health Care, Liberty, Military, Rule of Law, Science, Society, Supreme Court | 252
No? Whattaya mean “no”?!
Read Moreby Ozymandias | Aug 11, 2020 | Constitution, First Amendment, History, Liberty, Politics, Religion, Society, Supreme Court | 200
I intentionally used the word “Statism” in place of “Socialism” in the title to this piece because…
Read Moreby Don escaped Texas | Jul 19, 2020 | Congress, Executive Branch, Politics, Supreme Court | 421
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