The Vanishing Conservative Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. The Supreme Court is six to three in favor of Republican appointees, three picked by President Trump. Yet recent…
Category: Constitution
Review of the Supreme Court Term
AI-generated with Grok The Supreme Court just wrapped up its 2025 term, issuing sixty-seven opinions on cases spanning immigration, elections, gun rights, free speech, and the administrative state.…
Liberalism and Progressivism Are Not the Same
The United States Supreme Court Building at 1 First Street Northeast in Washington, D.C. Many people may use the words liberal and progressive interchangeably, but we should be…
Comedy Not Worth a Chuckle
Amuller2017, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. More than 13 million people tuned in to watch Netflix’s celebrity roast of actor Kevin Hart last month. This not-so-special event…
What Happened to Hollywood’s Golden Age?
de-andre-bush-eoohqHDVEP0-unsplash Hollywood sign Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly The years 1933 through 1966 are sometimes called the Golden Age of Hollywood. The movie industry produced some of the…
Bernie’s Democratic Socialism, Ten Years Later
Bernie and Democratic Socialism: Ridicule Vs. Reason Ten years ago, Bernie Sanders stood at Georgetown University and delivered a speech that inserted the phrase "democratic socialism" into the…
Data Centers Are Destroying Farmland
Cotton_Arkansas-Farm-Bureau-Federation For years, people scratched their heads wondering why Bill Gates was quietly buying up farmland across eighteen states, accumulating 275,000 acres of American agricultural land. Jeff Bezos,…
Secular Reasons To Be Under God
Harrison Keely, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly It's very clear from the controversies about the words "under God" in our Pledge of…
Dying with Dignity
United States Senate, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse received a diagnosis of terminal pancreatic cancer last December. In an interview this year with…
Supreme Court’s Blunder on Birthright Citizenship — July 2026
Supreme Court’s Blunder on Birthright Citizenship The Supreme Court just blundered badly on birthright citizenship, undermining the credibility of the Court while devaluing American citizenship. By a mere…