Unenforced Campaign Laws Will Be Broken Again
By saying publicly that he would accept information from foreign governments, Trump is openly inviting foreign governments to interfere with the 2020 election.
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Remembering a Unique Judge Who Changed the Way We Look at Justice
Richard Matsch, who presided over the the Oklahoma City bombing trials, was an example of the best of the bench. -
The Supreme Court Nixes Corporate Contributions for the 2020 Campaign
The justices refused to consider a challenge to a longstanding ban on corporate donations to political campaigns. -
Crying ‘Voter Fraud’ Has Lost Its Power
In fact, what just happened in Texas suggests it’s starting to backfire. -
From Gitmo to Counterterrorism, Failing to Learn the Lessons of John Walker Lindh
His release reminds us of the failure of military tribunals and Trump’s retreat on domestic terrorism. -
Serious Democratic Presidential Candidates Shouldn't Be Excluded from TV Debates
It’s not fair to lose out on the chance to participate just because the margin of error in a poll didn’t go your way. -
Don’t Rebrand Corruption
No one is happier about the Supreme Court’s rebranding of corruption than sketchy politicians, argues Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
Are We in a Constitutional Crisis?
The scope of the Trump administration’s defiance of Congress points to one, argues Brennan Center Fellow Victoria Bassetti. -
History Will Judge Those in Congress Unwilling to Judge Trump
The House has to hold the president accountable even if the Senate won’t. -
Rage Against the Electoral College
The current obsession with the purported injustice of the winner-take-all-system may be a goad to reform, but it irks nonetheless.
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