The Question of Implied Powers, Part I: The First Question of Constitutional Law
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Constitutional Prehistory: The British Imperial Constitution
Welcome to Level Two!
Hello and welcome to Level Two of Constitutional Perspectives! As I said in the introduction to the entire series, the concept for Constitutional Perspectives is a series of levels, each covering the same territory (roughly, the whole of constitutional law) but in increasing depth. Level One, which was meant to
What Happens If We Lose?
It's something I've been thinking about a lot in the five days since the murder of Renee Good. Because it has become clear that the reaction to her killing, the protests, the government response, has all become a fight with broader significance. This started to become
Donald Trump Is A Traitor
Today is January 6th, 2026. Five years ago today, the Congress met, as prescribed by law, to count the electoral votes from the 2020 presidential election and certify the winner thereof. This had happened every fourth January 6th since the adoption of the Twentieth Amendment, almost always without any kind