Andrew C. McCarthy is a journalist and writer who focuses on national issues in the United States. He is a regular contributor to National Review and has also had his work featured in publications such as the New York Post, The Messenger, and The Hill. McCarthy covers a range of topics including politics, legal issues, and current events.
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What a farce.
Professor Azar Gat with an insightful take on the challenges of an existential conflict against Hamas.
Andy and Rich discuss the oral arguments on the presidential immunity case before the Supreme Court, and much more.
By: Andrew C. Mccarthy
Is the defense that the conduct was legal, or is it that Trump was uninvolved in conduct that may have been illegal?
The president is thoroughly complicit in the prosecutions of his opponent, which he hopes to ride to a second term in the Oval Office.
The former president is not charged with a conspiracy to steal the 2016 election — but the jury might think he is.
Elected progressive Democratic DA Alvin Bragg has ignored Hillary Clinton’s conspiracy to steal the 2016 election by violating federal election law.
By: Andrew C. Mccarthy
A crucial due-process provision is meant to prevent exactly what the DA has done: force a defendant to go to trial without being put on notice of the charge.
By: Andrew C. Mccarthy
Bragg makes it up as he goes along, shredding due process along the way.
As long as the theater doesn’t escalate into a stint in the slammer, the occasional fines will just be a sideshow.
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