The Constitution provides for a President to discharge his electoral mandate with his people in place – the Administration’s “Officers of the United States” – even without swift Senate cooperation.
Online Censorship and AI Mass Surveillance: How the EU Has Captured the Digital Era and Why America Must Challenge It
October 27, 2025 | by Nathan Pinkoski
Algorithmic governance shores up progressive causes discredited at the ballot box. This is a poor substitute for republican, democratically elected government, and it is poised to become all the more powerful if progressives set the terms for the use of AI.
On the President’s Lawful Authority to Deploy the National Guard to American Cities
October 3, 2025 | by Benjamin Osborne
When mayors across the country failed to enforce their own laws—including to protect federal officials—the president stepped in, and our communities are now safer because of it.
Primer: Codifying a 30 Percent General Tariff
October 1, 2025 | by Benjamin Osborne
The time for hesitation has passed. America cannot continue lurching from one administration’s tariff regime to another’s retreat. The people’s representatives must legislate tariffs into permanence.