The Man Who Finished Last
Zac Scalf is an Iraq War veteran, a Texas A&M grad, and the content production manager at Nine Line Apparel, a store in Savannah, Georgia. He is also, according to …
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Libertarian Shane Hazel Is Proud To Be a Spoiler in Georgia Senate Race
Whether the Republican Party controls the Senate during the first two years of the Biden administration depends on what happens in the Georgia Senate runoffs in January. One of those …
Barr Authorizes Election Fraud Investigations. Why Not?
Attorney General Bill Barr instructed U.S. prosecutors to look into any credible claims of election irregularities in their districts. A Monday letter from Barr is spawning a lot of worries …
Will Biden Use the Broad Pandemic-Fighting Powers Originally Claimed by Trump?
President-elect Joe Biden’s transition plan for combating the COVID-19 pandemic is heavy on government intervention, but he has backed off of his campaign claims about federal mask mandates and business …
Could Kim Jong Un kill 300 million Americans today?
This episode’s interview with Dr. Peter Pry of the EMP Commission raises an awkward question: Is it possible that North Korea already has enough nuclear weapons to cause the deaths …
Brickbat: Equal Opportunity Offender
New York Police Department Deputy Inspector James Francis Kobel, commanding officer of its Office of Equal Employment and Opportunity, has been relieved of command after being connected to a series …
Reflecting on a Decade of ACA Litigation
In the Author’s Note to my second book, Unraveled (2016), I wrote “By fate or design, my young career has tracked the trajectory of the Affordable Care Act.” Four years later, that …
On the Eve of Argument in California v. Texas
Tuesday morning the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in California v. Texas, the seventh* Affordable Care Act case to reach the Supreme Court. This case, like the first one (NFIB …
Standing to Challenge the Individual Mandate
A threshold issue in California v. Texas, the Affordable Care Act case to be argued on Tuesday, is whether any of the plaintiffs have standing to challenge the so-called “individual mandate.” …
Michigan S. Ct. Will Decide Whether the Second Amendment Applies at Public Universities
The decision below (Wade v. University of Michigan) upheld the University of Michigan’s general ban on gun possession on university property; Friday, the Michigan Supreme Court agreed to hear the …