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Even With A Skewed Sample Size, The New York Times Survey Of Federal Judges Reveals A Brewing Judicial Crisis
The New York Times surveyed nearly four-hundred federal judges, asking them about their views of the Supreme Court’s emergency docket. I agree with co-blogger Jon Adler that the sample size was skewed, and the small number of negative responses likely came from those judges who are “most unhappy with or critical of the Supreme Court.” The biggest […]
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Without Books We Would Be Barbarians
It is not the road to serfdom that awaits-but the steep downward slope to the status of a peasant in ancient Egypt, writes Niall Ferguson.
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For European Elites, It’s Still ‘See No Islamist Evil’
While demonstrators in London celebrated the terrorist attack on a Manchester synagogue, national leaders warn only of immigration restrictionists.
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Rampant DOJ Insurrection Should Lead to Housecleaning
Resignations, leaks, and refusals to prosecute crimes in the Eastern District of Virginia show that Trump must make clear he leads the DOJ.
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