Our checks and balances have kept the Presidency in check for the past 250 years. Can they survive the next four?
Orator: A New Imperial Presidency
Why Progressives Have Abandoned Judicial Activism in the Current Age of the Roberts Court
The declining popularity of judicial activism and why the Roberts Court lies at the center of a public disillusionment with the Supreme Court
Tradition vs. Adaptation: Interpreting the Constitution
Should our understanding of the Constitution evolve with the present or remain in the past?
The Constitutional Case For Collectivism: A Defense of the Welfare State
Is the notion of government spending in the richest country on Earth really that bad?
The Death of the GOP’s Boogeyman? Culture War Politics in the Post-Roe Era
The right has finally vanquished Roe v. Wade, but America’s culture war is still yet to reach its boiling point.
The Texas Orator 