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Breaking The UniParty
Yet again, for the nth time, Republican Congressional leaders and their Democrat counterparts produced a Trillion dollar, multi-thousand-page spending bill that was voted immediately after being...
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A Time For Choosing, What?
As the American people go to the polls in an election which, both parties tell us, will decide the country’s future by determining which of them will have a majority in the Senate, Ronald Reagan’s...
View ArticleThe Differences Between the Political Parties
Bryan Caplan recently linked to one of his older posts arguing that there is not that much substantive difference between the political parties. Bryan believes there are two big misconceptions about...
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Trump’s High-Stakes Game of Chicken
NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 17: (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) In games of “chicken”—canonically, two teen boys drive their cars toward one another at breakneck speed, the one who swerves is...
View ArticleThe Politician Addressing a Law School Commencement is a Democrat
Above the Law performs the useful service of identifying the 2017 law school commencement speakers. It is surely not comprehensive, but it is long and likely representative, because the site solicits...
View ArticleA Polarized Country Is the Political Norm
With the highly partisan votes on tax reform in the House and the Senate (no Democratic legislator voted in favor of either bill; only one GOP Senator and 13 GOP House members voted against the...
View ArticleWokeness at Noon
Are you Woke? It was not too long ago that such a question would have been greeted with a puzzled disdain for its grammatical barbarism. It is now the question of the moment, no longer limited to...
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