Natelson Rob
Unpacking the Presidential Appointments Lawsuit
For the Supreme Court to decide in favor of the president, it probably would have to overrule Humphrey’s Executor v. United States (1935) This essay was first published in the December 9, 2025 Epoch Times. The Supreme Court has concluded oral…
Split Decision: Two New TABOR Cases
The Colorado Supreme Court, in a break with its long hostility to TABOR, finally did the right…
The Constitution and the Trump Tariffs
The President reads Congress's delegation of authority correctly, but Congress's…
Phil Weiser’s troubling taxpayer-funded obsession with…
Weiser has used taxpayer-funded lawsuits to go on a jihad against President Trump, and probably to…
‘Progressive’ income tax scheme threatens Colorado
Progressive income taxes don't hurt the rich. They are penalties on upward mobility and hope…
President Trump, the Constitution, and the National Guard Cases
How extensive is the President’s power to deploy state units of the National Guard for federal law enforcement? On June 19, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled in Newsom v. Trump that the President could deploy the Guard to…
Surrounded by Leftist Propaganda: Proving Media Bias…
During the 2021-2025 timespan, American newspaper writers used the political insult "right wing…
RICO the Violent Left – Independence Institute
Above: The 1968 Watts riot, which killed 30 people, was the first incident in a long course of mass…
RICO the Violent Left – Independence Institute
Above: The 1968 Watts riot, which killed 30 people, was the first incident in a long course of mass…
RICO the Violent Left – Independence Institute
Above: The 1968 Watts riot, which killed 30 people, was the first incident in a long course of mass…
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