The Making of a Civil Right
Connor Ewing: Saying something is a civil right is to offer a description, not to provide a justification.
Connor Ewing: Saying something is a civil right is to offer a description, not to provide a justification.
Connor Ewing: Judges shouldn’t act politically? Give me a break, they have no choice. Law is politics, and judges have an important role to play.
Connor Ewing: Can the American project continue when Americans stop behaving like themselves? Charles Murray doesn’t think so.
Connor Ewing: Lost in the controversy over the birth control mandate is the fact that such decisions are even possible. That’s what is most concerning.
Connor Ewing: The American Constitution is no longer the model for aspiring democracies. What are we to make of this?