Why the 303 Creative Decision Was Not About A Hypothetical
Since the Supreme Court decided the 303 Creative case, there has been a lot of pushback from people who don’t like the outcome of the case.
Author: David Thornton
A Fantastic Week for Conservatives
There are reasons for both parties to be upset with the Supreme Court this week, but plenty of reasons for conservatives to be happy.
SCOTUS Strikes Again
The two new landmark cases this week will generate a lot of angst and overreactions.
Impeachments for Everyone!
Unless something damning pops up, this impeachment also seems likely to go nowhere, but the investigation will undoubtedly be long-lasting.
The Supreme Court Just Killed Independent State Legislature Theory
One of the most impactful Supreme Court decisions from this term may turn out to be the ruling handed down in Moore v. Harper.
Is Zelenskyy Canceling Elections?
If Zelenskyy was really acting unilaterally to suspend elections, that would be problematic…So I searched for confirmation.
The Titan and the Comet
The more that I’ve learned about Ocean Gate and the Titan, the more I’ve been appalled at the lack of concern for safety.
Hunter Biden: Justice or Witch Hunt?
Some might say that Hunter was the victim of a witch hunt targeting the Bidens. But sometimes, witch hunts do uncover real crimes.
The MAGA Kennedy Democrats
Robert Kennedy, Jr. is a flash in the pan. His campaign will go nowhere. The few Democrats who back him will mostly dump him when his quackery becomes known.
Juneteenth is a True American Holiday
From Texas, the celebration of Juneteenth spread across the South. As blacks migrated north, seeking more freedom and opportunity, Juneteenth went with them.
Republicans Tout Biden Recordings, But Do They Exist?
I’m willing to consider the possibility that Joe Biden is corrupt, but so far, the evidence does not match the hype.
Debunking Trump’s Defenders
There are a few new legal theories floating around by Donald Trump’s defenders that need to be addressed.
Trump Is In Serious Trouble, Here’s How He Can Minimize It (But Won’t)
The point here is that Trump has no one to blame but himself for the trouble that he is in. And Trump is in a considerable amount of trouble.
What the Trump Indictment Means
In reality, the Trump indictment shows that we are the opposite of a banana republic. In a banana republic, the top banana is unaccountable.
Do the Republican Candidates Really Think They Can Beat Trump?
Do the Republican challengers expect to beat Donald Trump? No, but they do hope that he will go away and they can take his place.
Where Is DeSantis’s Polling Bump?
So far, it’s hard to find evidence that Ron DeSantis’s entry into the presidential race has produced a polling bump for the Florida governor.
The Debt Limit Deal Has Been Cut
It’s axiomatic that a good compromise often leaves both sides unhappy. If that’s the case, this deal seems to fit the definition of fairness.
DeSantis Enters the Race, Promptly Missteps
Ron DeSantis has been the pick of the Republican intelligentsia for some time now. He should be what the GOP wants on paper. But does he work?
This Time the Debt Limit Fight Scares Me
The debt limit increases tug of war this time seems more disconcerting, with a real possibility that we could end up in a federal default.
Montana’s TikTok Ban In Three Minutes or Less
Montana has become the first state in the nation to ban TikTok, the popular but damaging smartphone app. Immediately, I have questions
