War Powers And Executive Authority: The Case For Epic Fury
Alexander Muse – Last night, President Donald Trump ordered targeted military strikes against Iran. Critics immediately declared the action unconstitutional. Representative Thomas Massie and others argued that, absent a formal declaration of war, the president had exceeded his authority. These objections are serious. They deserve a serious reply.
When examined carefully, the strike stands on firm constitutional ground. It is lawful under Article II. It is consistent with the War Powers Resolution. It accords with modern presidential precedent across both parties. Continue reading
J.B. Shurk – One of the great things about the Internet Age is the opportunity to discover the words and ideas of people who don’t have publishing contracts or university tenures. Usually written anonymously or under online handles, there is genius lurking everywhere (even in the comment sections of these articles).
Jonathan Turley – Nothing is more unnerving than a “Plan B.” 
Bob Unruh – Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley, a longtime Democrat, is calling for a “no-holds-barred” investigation of the 2020 vote count because “tens of millions of voters believe that this election was rigged.”