Walter Olson is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute.
A proposal to prevent the seating of House members from states with ‘bad’ election laws would be disastrous.
Some governments have implemented policies that are almost certainly unconstitutional as well as morally questionable.
There are plenty of sensible reforms that could improve the election process, but those aren’t the ones being considered.
Word of mouth has turned a narrow health-records law into a supposed health-privacy Bill of Rights.
People are bickering over measures that were considered normal just a few years ago.
Some executive orders please supporters—and troll adversaries—without delivering much in the way of policy change.
Her employment-law jurisprudence hews closely to precedent handed down by the Supreme Court.