Can We Live with Islam in Our Midst? The Answer is No.
There is a lesson in the Afghan man, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who shot two national guardsman in DC in November of last year, if we are acute enough to see it.
Anthony Tye Rodrigues
Returning to the Founding: Does the Presidential Pardon Power Extend to State Offenses? An Originalist Reexamination
I have long accepted the conventional view that the President’s constitutional power to grant pardons extends only to federal offenses leaving violations of state law beyond his reach. However, when one examines the historical and textual record more closely, one begins to question whether this limitation truly reflects the original understanding at the Founding.
The Conundrum of Iran
Iran is a conundrum. Few who know the Middle East would disagree that it is the home of the most sophisticated people in the region. It has a very long history that goes back to the beginning of the 1st Millennium BC
Gods, Cattle and the 2024 General Election
It’s now eight months before the general election, and I find myself plagued not at all by the obvious question…will it be Trump or Biden? Instead, I find myself asking again and again: will they let Trump win?