The Price of Free Speech Is Listening to Ideas We Despise
The First Amendment protects speech. It does not require silence from the rest of us. Dedicated to those who have […]
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War With Iran and the Erosion of Constitutional Power
What David Frum and Tom Nichols Are Warning About The United States is now in open conflict with Iran. Most coverage
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When Presidents Ignore the Rules Abroad, Democracy Weakens at Home
Unilateral force abroad may look like strength, but it carries a hidden cost. Every time a president bypasses constraints overseas,
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The Fracturing of the Republic: Constitutional Principles Under Pressure in the Age of Project 2025
Introduction: The Unwritten Crisis For most of American history, constitutional crises have announced themselves through visible confrontation — secession, impeachment,
John Locke and the Foundations of American Government
John Locke, a 17th-century English philosopher, is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in shaping modern democratic
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