The Mortal Threat
Socialism cannot win America at the ballot box. But that was never the real danger.
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Socialism cannot win America at the ballot box. But that was never the real danger.
At 250, the shining city still stands. Only its own people have stopped looking up.
Roberts wrote the majority opinion, which starts with a history of America’s experience with central banks and government control of money, going all the way back to the collapse of the Continental currency during American Revolution.
This is important in understanding his response to the abolition petitions, including the one colloquially described as the “positive good” speech.
In 1969, as a twelve-year-old traveling to a Boy Scout Jamboree in Idaho, I visited the Custer Battlefield National Monument.
It is the job of the president to protect the country.
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett joined Kavanaugh’s opinion.
Granted, the wave is not overwhelming and our country has survived previous flirtations with socialism.
While gun owners will no doubt welcome these decisions, court-watchers, constitutional scholars, and lower-court judges seeking clarification on the Court’s “history and tradition” test for firearm regulations may be left feeling disappointed.
The political motivations for Trump’s grandstanding about oil prices are obvious—the financial interests of vast majority of voters are much more strongly affected by the retail costs they pay for oil.
“Government,” Washington said, “is not reason. It is not eloquence. It is a force, like fire: a dangerous servant and a terrible master. Never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action.”
California seems to be moving on to its next transportation fiasco: A high-speed bus system connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco that reaches an implausibly brisk 140 mph along the way.
This techno-optimistic prophecy assumes that because the state cannot break the underlying mathematics of cryptography, it is effectively disarmed
While Cory Booker can't stop talking about Trump, the Mamdani generation has already moved on.