By using religious identity to question Abdul El-Sayed's loyalty, Mike Rogers employs a rhetorical shortcut that threatens the legitimacy of the democratic process and the American Constitution.
By Adele Rutherford ·
The American system—whether it’s a budget committee wrestling with appropriations or a Department of Corrections managing human life—is supposed to be built on the bedrock of…
By Dana Whitfield ·
The Justice Department’s recent opinion on executive privilege is not a legal clarification; it is a structural hazard, dressed up in the language of constitutional necessity.
By Klaus Berger ·