…his NYT weekly column to do what he … well … does: Sing the gospel of supply-side economics and deregulation. Or, more precisely, trash as Commie-light—er, “anti-entrepreneurial” and therefore “anti-growth”—the…

I think there was a clue to Roberts’ thinking during the first day of argument—during the argument on the applicability of the Anti-Injunction Act, an obscure “jurisdictional” statute, which precludes…

Peter Dorman at Econospeak The Anti-Racism of Fools Antisemitism has long been intermingled with movements against injustice and elite control.  This is because the most widespread image in the mind…

…the Constitution, consign to Congress the writing of other types of statutes. And under Marbury v. Madison, the Court has the authority to decide the constitutionality of those statutes. They…

…particular criminal statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1001, titled “Statements or entries generally. My friend also says, “The DoJ said that the statute was aimed at willful failure to make proper…

…statute, 28 U. S. C. §1257, so that, with that word inserted, the statute removed from the lower federal courts the authority to hear cases that challenged the constitutionality of…

…the statute, which is infamously long, and somewhere in it, it requires all healthcare insurance premiums to be paid to the IRS. The name of which, once the full law…

…by Roberts, is in its choice to interpret the statute directly as providing for the subsidies irrespective of whether a state had designed and runs its own insurance exchange or…

…of 5.83 million work hours. That would mean closing for lunch — probably for longer than an hour — and perhaps earlier in the day as well. Apparently in anticipation…

…federally qualified health center (FQHC) in South Carolina, painted a similar picture. Though generally more willing to acknowledge the program and existing statute’s shortcomings than Perry, she said that the…