Lee J. Strang

Following the Supreme Court’s (in)famous 1947 decision, Everson v. Board of Education, which constitutionalized a strict-separationist interpretation of the Establishment Clause on the basis of the Clause’s purported original meaning, generations of scholars have sharply disagreed on what the original meaning actually is… . Continue Reading »

Living Constitution, Dying Faith: Progressivism and the New Science of Jurisprudence by Bradley C.S. Watson ISI Books, 250 pages, $25 The Constitution is the focus of our national political life, the trump card in our national policy debates. The political party or position with the Constitution on . . . . Continue Reading »