John Roberts’ Sits Still
by Sean T. Byrnes One of the more amusing developments of Thursday’s Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act was the efforts of the nation’s aggressively self policed political movements try to either...
Daily Archive: June 29, 2012
Couldn’t help but think of the League…
…when I read this. We do a lot of (a) and (b) here, I think. Which is great.
Friday Jukebox/Canadian Content
As you all hunker down for some Fourth of July frivolities, please keep your northern brethren in mind this weekend as we celebrate Canada Day. (In fact, we may celebrate it twice this year...
One of My Favorite Recipes
From The Splendid Table’s: How to Eat Supper (dish pictured on the cover of the book). I’ll be making this to take to a cookout this weekend. Dip some good bread in the leftover sauce...
Can We All Just Admit This?
Can we all just admit that it’s a silly bit of legal chicanery to say, “We aren’t commanding this action. We are taxing the failure to perform it”? You can also spare me the...
The intellectual corruption of Academic Constitutional Legal Theory
Over at Bleeding Heart Libertarians, Jason Brennan Argues that Academic Constitutional Legal Theory is intellectually corrupt.
