Glenn H. Reynolds
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How federal judges' Trump hate is harming the courts
The nation’s partisan district judges are following the Democrats and taking up the wrong side of 80/20 issues, causing them to overextend themselves in ways that will cost them dearly.
Trump is deworming DC — now, keep the parasites out for good
Make the government smaller, force tough spending choices, and we’ll make Washington less corrupt.
Privateers ahoy! Hit cartels with this old-school tactic
Utah Sen. Mike Lee recently kicked off a conversation about the return of letters of marque and reprisal as a means of striking out against rogue states and non-state bad...
Incompetent vs. crooked: DC's rotten system exposed by Elon Musk
Generally, when auditors find an organization’s accounting system makes errors easy to commit and difficult to spot, they assume the system is designed that way because it is intended to...
Smashing the 'rice bowls' — how elites are lashing out at Trump and Musk's reforms
Trump's reforms mean a lot of people accustomed?to wielding government power will see their livelihoods and positions shattered — so don't expect them to go quietly.?
Trump is following through with unprecedented and swift action to begin his presidency – which has reset the national mood
A week or two ago, all these things seemed too hard to accomplish.?Now they’re simply being done.
Fix biased, bloated bureaucracy — abolish the civil service
The failed civil service system puts most of our government in the hands of an unaccountable, left-liberal monoculture. Time to toss it.
AG Garland corrupted the DOJ with political persecutions
Merrick Garland spent his entire time as Attorney General demonstrating to anyone with eyes to see and ears to hear his status as a dishonest, unfair, partisan hack.
In season of renewal, Trump's boldness offers hopeful change
It’s a Christmas season in which hope abounds, in the US and beyond.
How Congress can end Washington, DC's lawfare and one-party bias
Our capital city's status as a blue bubble of Democratic technocrats and fixers produces one-sided, often one-eyed government — and outrageous judicial bias.
National mood shift since Trump's win revives American vigor
The entire energy of the nation changed overnight — and these last few weeks have felt like one big shout of “We’re back, baby!”
How Trump will keep the left on defense — in transition and beyond
"Once they’re on the run, keep 'em running" is an old cavalry motto — and a strategy Donald Trump seems to have taken to heart.
FEMA outrage reveals weaponized government — and points Trump toward reform
Our bloated federal government has increasingly been prone to abuse its power in ways large and small — like the FEMA supervisor who told workers in Florida to skip houses...
Harris would be as much a figurehead as Biden — and we'd be ruled by the swamp
Given Joe Biden's mental decline, America hasn't had a fully functioning president for possibly three years, and Kamala Harris isn't likely to be much better if she beats Donald Trump...
Our culture of failure drives America's competence gap
When competence is rewarded, you get more of it — and?when the ability to play internal politics is what gets you ahead, more if it will result.?
Bungled response to Helene demands a squeaky-clean election
The horrors wrought by the hurricane in red counties will make it hard for people there to vote — possibly swinging the 2024 election.
Adams just the latest pol caught at the foreign-graft trough
American politics, all the way to the top, is riddled with corruption and foreign cash on a scale that dwarfs Hizzoner’s alleged misdeeds.
Amid Brazil's battle to muzzle Musk's X, Elon eyes tech triumph in free-speech wars
Starlink and other advances may soon make it even harder for governments to censor our communications and stifle free expression.
Make families cool again to solve US 'birth dearth'
Vance's and Harris' subsidy proposals won't make Americans have more babies — but the fact that both parties are suddenly pushing pro-birth policies is a sign of change.?
Harris, Walz lies prove it's a working-class election
Hypocrisy is the tribute that vice pays to virtue, and by pretending to care about working-class people, the Democrats are telling us that they think it’s a working-class election.?