A new history of the Supreme Court is impressive in its detail, but fails to make necessary historical judgments.
Paul Moreno
Affirmative action impacts more than college admissions—housing, government contracts, corporate America—and therefore will be with us for a long time.
The purpose of liberal education is to illuminate how one ought to use the liberty you possess properly.
Grover Cleveland was honest and decent, and he believed that the Constitution limited the federal government to genuinely national objects.
Novak's New Democracy is a call for the administrative state to remake America in its own image.
These Progressive Era Republicans wanted to run the Federal government like a business.
Taney may well deserve to be “hooted down the page of history,” but it is unfair to take Marshall and Story with him.
The Supreme Court is still living off the moral capital acquired in Brown. This unpublished concurrence wouldn't have added much.
