Category: Politics

During a talk on how the courts disregard natural law in America, Judge Andrew Napolitano looked at some troubling moments in Judge Kavanaugh’s legal career.

When Donald Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh for the supreme Court, he did what is likely the most important act a president of these United States can possibly do, constitutionally speaking. Now that Kavanaugh’s vetting process has begun, it is time for the American people to be reminded of a few of the essential duties of a Supreme Court justice and the principles that ought to govern those who occupy that bench.

If the burden of proving its effectiveness was put on government, rather than liberty, vanishingly little of government would survive, but more market miracles would occur.

We live in a country where five people on a court decide what the law is for 320 million people. And for some reason, many people think this is entirely normal. If it makes sense for a small handful of people to decide law for the entire country, why even bother with a House of Representatives? Or, even the Senate?

What so inextricably binds virtue to liberty?