The Roe Effect – James Taranto, WSJ The Neoconservative Convergence – Charles Krauthammer, Commentary How Did Clinton Chose Ginsburg? – Byron York, NRO The political case for an anti-Roe justice – William Saletan, Slate Workers of the World…Disunite!…

You change my Constitution? I’ll change my flag: Jeff report

Are we destined to become like a Third World Country where the privileged few can trump individual property rights?

Odds are we conservatives will be disappointed, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of the judge’s life. For two reasons:

Odds are we conservatives will be disappointed, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of the judge’s life. For two reasons:

Odds are we conservatives will be disappointed, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of the judge’s life. For two reasons:

According to John Hinderaker (of Powerline) (via Michelle), it is. This piece is pretty dense, so I’m going to deal with just a few things.

First off, John uses the fact that the planned development of the Fort Trumble area involves a mix of the …

Well, its time for me to wade into the cesspool that is the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Kelo v. City of New London.

Short take: No more private property

Longer take: NO MORE PRIVATE PROPERTY!

Nevertheless in the most advanced countries, the f…

The House voted yesterday to use the spending power of Congress to undermine a Supreme Court ruling

John Hinderaker sees little problem with the decision while Richard Espstein calls it “truly horrible.” “Second Thoughts on Kelo” [via…

I didn’t know that it is the job of the minority leader in the Congress to call things divine. Well actually the job of the Supreme Court is to make decisions reflecting the constitution and the way the founding fathers would have want it. Or maybe it …