The legitimacy of Davis’s protest is inseparable from the illegitimacy of the court opinion that made it necessary. And it is this very illegitimacy that means she should neither resign nor comply. Instead, she has chosen the proper response: resist. Read more
Here are a few things to consider regarding the ever-constant hypocrisy accusation. Read more
She said she was prepared to go to jail, and -- apparently -- that's exactly where she's going. Read more
"And spare me any new-found leftist reverence for our constitutional structure. How many Leftists hammering Davis with the Supremacy Clause also support sanctuary cities — where local governments actively hinder the enforcement of federal immigration laws?" Read more
A Duke incoming freshman, Brian Grasso, was given a graphic novel assignment for incoming freshman which included “cartoon drawings of a woman masturbating and multiple women engaging in oral sex.” Read more
The formula is the same. Only the production values have changed. Read more
My parents raised me in a different kind of house divided. My father was a yellow-dog Democrat and my mother, a staunch Republican. This was especially noteworthy because my parents were Nazarene ministers. They canceled out each other's votes in every election. As a child, I often wondered how they could love each other when they hated each other's heroes so much. Read more
It's almost like a Saturday Night Live skit in it's preposterousness, but it's just not funny. Read more
Is the proper response to yesterday’s shooting an extended meditation on blackness, gayness, affirmative action, and black or gay rage? Read more
Quick -- what's your favorite Bible verse? If you're like most people John 3:16 came to mind. But if that's your answer and you're a Presidential candidate, you'd be skewered for being "obvious." What IS the right answer if you're a candidate? Read more
The French Revolution
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