Monthly Archives: December, 2016
Is Administrative Law Unlawful? (Philip Hamburger)
Administrative law—the delegation by the legislature of legislative and judicial power to the executive—is the backdrop of every American life, but very few people...
Light Infantry Tactics: For Small Teams (Christopher Larsen)
In these latter days, many people in flyover country have been preparing for the Apocalypse. This is not the Apocalypse of St. John, depicted...
Colloquy: Why Conservatives Don’t Care About “Russian Email Hacks”
I honestly don't understand this "Russian hacking" thing. As I understand it, somebody (apparently presumably the Russians) stole private Democratic emails damaging to the...
What Washington Gets Wrong (Jennifer Bachner and Benjamin Ginsberg)
“What Washington Gets Wrong” shows, by polling statistics, what we all know already. Namely, that those who run the government, from Capitol City—sorry, from...
C. S. Lewis on Politics and the Natural Law (Justin Buckley Dyer and Micah J. Watson)
“C.S. Lewis on Politics and the Natural Law” collects in one short book the thoughts of Lewis on human collective action, i.e., politics. The...
Does Political Correctness Exist Among Conservatives?
This is not convincing, because it posits a false analogy. (It is also extremely badly written.) The analogy is false because it falsely defines...