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Environment/Energy

What You Need to Know About EPA’s New Boss Andrew Wheeler

written by H. Sterling Burnett

Legal Affairs Politics
A New Way to Pick Supreme Court Justices

by Edmund Contoski April 6, 2017

President Trump’s nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court has brought to the fore a troublesome feature of our federal government, namely the selection of Supreme Court justices.

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Poll: 62 Percent of Americans want Supreme Court Justices to Face Election

by Kyle Maichle July 23, 2015

A new poll released by FOX News on Tuesday found that Americans are expressing supreme dissatisfaction with the nation’s highest court. The survey of 1,019 registered voters conducted from July…

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Water, Water Everywhere, and Not a Drop the EPA Doesn’t Want to Control

written by H. Sterling Burnett

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Campaign Finance Law, Free Speech, and the Supreme Court

by Jim Lakely April 3, 2014

The framers of the Constitution established the First Amendment primarily to protect political speech, so the McCutcheon decision was a victory for free speech rights, as the framers intended.

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SCOTUS Revisits EPA Regulation of CO2

by S. Fred Singer November 8, 2013

One thing for sure: public policy should not be set by unelected bureaucrats.

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How MLB Should Have Punished The Astros For Cheating In 2017 February 19, 2020
MLB should erase the Astros' participation from the record books and vacate the 2017 championship, not because they won by cheating, but because they cheated.
Pontificating Politicians Plan To Outlaw The Engine, But Forecasters Say Nothing Much Changes February 19, 2020
A big gap is opening up between what politicians say, urged on by high-profile environmentalists like Greta Thunberg, and what is happening in the real world.
Reaching Peak Progressivism February 19, 2020
The frightening visions of the new peak progressives will ensure the reelection of Donald Trump.
The ‘Other Side’ Is Not Dumb February 16, 2020
In psychology, the idea that everyone is like us is called the “false-consensus bias.”
Media Will Never Understand U.S. If They Keep Hating Trump Voters February 14, 2020
The mainstream media will spend a lot of effort this year reporting on Trump voters, but very little effort trying to understand or empathize with them.
After Attending a Trump Rally, I Realized Democrats Are Not Ready For 2020 February 14, 2020
The more voices outside the left that I listened to, the more I realized that these were not bad people.
It's Time For Classical Architecture To Bring Down Hideous Totalitarians February 13, 2020
The movement to bring back classical architecture in both Britain and the United States is long overdue.
Let's Not Forget Frontrunner Bernie Sanders Has A Lot Of Crazy Plans February 12, 2020
Here are just 19 of the insane policy proposals and radical ideas Bernie Sanders would champion as president.
Bernie’s Grudge Against Capitalism Is Rooted In A Baseball Myth February 12, 2020
The Dodgers were chased out of Brooklyn by big government, not because of a heartless quest for wealth.
Instapundit » “SMELLING THE COFFEE IS ABLEIST” February 12, 2020
British conservative polling guru Lord Ashcroft is out with his 2020 edition of “ smell the coffee ” – a warning to the ...