Thomas Jipping is a senior legal fellow in the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
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What would it take for the American Civil Liberties Union and the Independent Women’s Law Center, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and… Read More
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President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court commission is up and running, keeping alive the calls for court packing. This plan for a hostile takeover of the… Read More
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Today, President Joe Biden signed an executive order creating the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States. The White House announcement and… Read More
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When President Joe Biden addressed the filibuster during his first press conference on March 25, most of what he said was either factually wrong or… Read More
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Senators of both parties often say they want to legislate “on a bipartisan basis.” On March 6, for example, Assistant Majority Leader Dick Durbin, D-Ill.,… Read More
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To say that the Equality Act, which the U.S. Senate will soon take up after its passage in the House, has changed over the years is a… Read More
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With all that’s going on these days, and with the narrowest majority in half a century, you’d think House Democrats would be a little more… Read More
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President Joe Biden has announced the creation of a commission to examine “reforming” the courts. This move is not only a “solution” in search of… Read More
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Political parties and candidates have different positions on issues, but should at least support the fundamentals of our system of government. Sounds simple, right? So… Read More
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The concept of “court packing” has received a lot of attention recently, and rightly so. That radical move—which Democrats rejected in the 1930s—would permanently damage… Read More
