Morgan has said a lot of bone-headed things, but he’s on the right side of the gun debate.
Law and Justice
Our Customers Don’t Want a Pregnant Waitress
Having a family shouldn’t cost you your job. But it does.
How to Vote Down Voter ID
Minnesotans defeat the GOP’s plan to restrict the franchise.
Pen to Paper: Obama Signs Executive Orders on Gun Control
The President talks about the letters he received from kids across the nation after Newtown
Former Reagan AG: Impeach Obama
Edwin Meese, former Attorney General under Reagan, adds to a growing conservative chorus warning Obama against exercising executive power on guns.
Embracing the Legacy of Torture
John Brennan’s nomination for head of the CIA shows the appalling extent to which the worst abuses of the post-9/11 security state have become institutionalized.
Democracy, Disdain, and the Roberts Court
Taking issue with George Will’s arguments against Pamela Karlan’s essay on the Supreme Court’s contempt of Congress.
Call it Trafficking
Unpacking the gray moral areas the United States has created when it comes to international adoption.
Robert Bork: All Brain, No Heart
Despite his intellect, the former Supreme Court nominee lacked one quality any good judge must have: empathy.
The Courts: How Obama Dropped the Ball
The president’s slow pace and anemic support for judicial appointments has kept the courts in conservative hands.
