"Judging Freedom" - Hard-hitting legal/political news, defending individual freedoms, respecting the Constitution. (Managed by Staff of JNap)
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Andrew Napolitano's coverage focuses primarily on legal policy, government, and world affairs. He tends to cover topics related to free speech, constitutional rights, government surveillance, American empire, war, and Edward Snowden. Given this focus, providing insights or analysis related to recent legal or governmental developments in these areas would likely resonate with him.
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War is the most horrific series of events upon which any government can engage. It is systematic, industrialized, indiscriminate killing. It kills innocent adults and little girls. It often ruins the post-war lives of the killers. It is young men violently fighting old men's power games. It is the health of the state.
Is personal freedom a reality or a myth? Does the government execute the will of the governed or the will of those who finance its officials? Does the Bill of Rights restrain the government? Are the levers of government power pulled by those the governed have elected or those we don't see? Do elections change anything?
The makers of our Constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pursuit of happiness. ... They ...
In a famous Supreme Court one-liner, reminding the legal community of the finality of the court's rulings, the late Justice William J. Brennan Jr. is reputed to have said that the Constitution means whatever any five of us say it means. This reflects the basic math that five is a majority of nine. It also reflects the theory of realism in constitutional jurisprudence.
“It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished
By: Andrew Napolitano
Last week, President Donald Trump announced that he plans to give away tax dollars without congressional or judicial authorization to his friends and allies whom he believes were mistreated by
By: Andrew Napolitano
This week, President Donald Trump announced that he plans to give away tax dollars without congressional or judicial authorization to his friends and allies whom he believes were mistreated by
When President Donald Trump appointed an obviously unqualified friend, a home builder executive, to be acting director of national intelligence, he inadvertently triggered attention to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The director of national intelligence is the head of the umbrella agency that gathers intelligence from the 17 federal spying agencies and […]
When President Donald Trump appointed an obviously unqualified friend, a home builder executive, to be acting director of national intelligence, he
The Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, embraces two value sets. The first is natural rights, and the second is limited government.
