The Just Third Way

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , there appears to be a bit of a bruhaha (but no one is laughing . . .) following the de...

In the previous posting on this subject , we discovered that using the United States Supreme Court to create law and impose the views of o...

Here’s today’s brief history lesson.   The Roman emperors preferred to respond to specific circumstances by decidi...

This past Friday the Alabama Supreme Court overturned a DeKalb Circuit Court summary judgment in favor of defendants who maintained that a w...

A search for a viable solution for the current political and economic situation is, as we have seen, handicapped by an unspoken, possibly un...

As we have seen in this series, the abandonment of the natural law as the basis for the social order and the framework for understanding the...

Public reaction to Roe v. Wade was immediate. The decision was widely seen, as dissenting Justice Byron White put it, as an exercise of ...

As one of the most controversial decisions by the United States Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade has split the nation into factions in what is no...

The Crash of 1929 ushered in a new era of misunderstanding of the role of the State, especially the degree to which government can or should...

As we saw in the previous posting in this series, prior to the entry of Theodore Roosevelt into the 1912 presidential campaign on the Progre...

Give credit where credit is due, especially when an act by someone you had presumed to be opposed to everything you stand for appears to sig...

Theodore Roosevelt's accomplishments as president appear to be little appreciated, even by his admirers. As for those who tend to dispa...

At the end of the 19th century the United States was, by any measure, in serious danger. By 1900 the two camps of capitalism and socialism ...