Talking Seriously
Craig CollinsIPolitical analysis, offered in a spirit of honesty.
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Time bomb:
When asinine proposals emerge from official or prestigious sources, the effect is simultaneously alarming and amusing. This was certainly the case on October 11, 2024, when the New York Times published a guest essay by William B. Taylor, a...
There is always a first time:
Agreeing with Sonia Sotomayor is rare for me, but when Justice Sotomayor displays greater fidelity to the Constitution than many of her colleagues in a given case, I am bound to do so. Monday's Supreme Court decision on Presidential immuni...
A Promise Kept
If one reads the op-ed pages of the New York Times and the Washington Post, one finds that the liberal commentariat is united in their assertion that the current Supreme Court is corrupt and theocratic.[1] Justices Alito and Thomas in part...
Before and After in Iraq
This Memorial Day weekend, David French has written a moving column in the New York Times about his combat experience in Iraq and the loss of several of his fellow soldiers.[1] In the comments section of the Times website, one will find nu...
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I am a trial lawyer in Boston with over 25 years of experience. I received my undergraduate and law degrees from Boston College, and my M.A. in History from Yale.
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