…will be implemented by civil servants. We might find bureaucracy annoying; its absence, though, is deadly. We cannot take the pollution out of the air ourselves, or build the highways ourselves,…

…The Soviet Union was blockading Berlin, Italy and France were convulsed with communist-backed labor agitation, Greece was in the middle of a civil war, Arabs opposed the new state of…

…same historical disadvantages that result in lower Black homeownership rates. Until the Civil War, virtually no Black person could own property or enter into a contract. After the Civil War,…

I agree with Joyce Vance at Civil Discourse, this excursion into changing (which it is) the Constitution and eliminating birth rights for people born in the United States is dangerous…

…but that’s not really the point. When the new administration took office, it trumpeted a Federal Civilian Hiring Freeze. Like most of the administration’s efforts, many assumed this would be…

…Instead of persuading career civil servants to abandon their posts, Musk’s latest scheme is exposing the administration’s desperation and legal recklessness. Less than 1 percent of federal workers have taken the offer….

…of pieces by the Washington Post, The American Bar, Associated Press, and Civil Discourse by Joyce Vance. All of whom find the silence, deafening. Why DOGE is unconstitutional? Washington Post,…

…government should regulate business, provide a basic social safety net, promote infrastructure, and protect civil rights. But not everyone was on board. Some big businessmen hated regulations and the taxes…

When They Come for the Judges, Civil Discourse Utah Senator Mike Lee knows better than this, which means that it’s about politics and not about the law. Specifically, it’s about…

…costly Civil War. A Big Lie and a Civil War that never ended.  That were perpetuated, allowed to fester; never came to grips with.  Abetted through the years by: Andrew…