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The Constitution and 2020 - WETS Fundraiser
At last! A new episode! Well, kinda. We're not yet resuming production (sorry), but Wayne and Stewart got together via Skype to discuss some...
A Tale of Two Papers
Two of Stewart's students join us to discuss papers they wrote for his constitutional seminars. First, Jennifer Bolt tells us about the hist...
The Deep State
Is there such a thing? Well, there’s certainly something called the Administrative State, governed by something called administrative law. S...
Presidential Smackdown! Andrew Jackson v. Donald Trump
Donald Trump likes to compare himself to Andrew Jackson. So do his supporters. So do his opponents, for very different reasons. Are any of t...
Exonerated! Part Two
This is Part Two of a two-part episode. In Part One, we told you about Kristine Bunch, who experienced the worst thing that could happen to...
Exonerated! Part One
Kristine Bunch experienced the worst thing that could happen to any parent: the death of her son, Tony. But then things got worse. Much wors...
The First Impeachment
Nope. Not Andrew Johnson. It's a guy named William Blount, who was kicked out of the United States Senate more than two hundred years ago. B...
Okay, Brexit. What Now?
Well, it happened. Brexit, that is. As of January 31, 2020, the UK is no longer a member of the EU. So . . . what's changed? And what happen...
Does Tort Reform Violate your Right to a Jury Trial?
Appellate Attorney John Vail recently argued a case in the Tennessee Supreme Court presenting a very important issue: Does Tennessee’s $750,...
Defying the President
Remember the parade last fall? The parade of high federal officials lining up to testify before Congress in the impeachment inquiry? Now tha...
Fault Lines in the Constitution
Sanford Levinson is a law professor from Texas who is very critical of our Constitution’s “structural flaws.” We interviewed him several yea...
Why Impeach Donald Trump?
Donald Trump often claims that some folks have been trying to impeach him since the day he was sworn in. He's right. Stewart speaks with one...
The Ethically-Constrained President
No, not our current president. Another one, perhaps the greatest in our history: Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln was anti-slavery, but he didn’t be...
Impeachment in Context
The air is, once again, heavy with talk of impeachment. It’s happened three times before (if you count Richard Nixon’s resignation, which yo...
Virginia in the Vanguard
Recently, Stewart attended a conference at Montpelier focused upon the essential role that Virginia has played in establishing and maintaini...
Fighting White Supremacy
“Domestic terrorism” has been in the news a lot lately. Many of the mass shootings we’ve recently experienced seem to have been motivated, a...
Tariff Man!
Donald Trump calls himself Tariff Man, and he certainly seems to enjoy waging his trade wars. Has he exceeded his constitutional authority?...
ERA in VA: The Battle Continues
Earlier this year, we told you about the push for Virginia to become the final necessary state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. That ha...
Democracy and Truth
Sophia Rosenfeld is a historian at the University of Pennsylvania. She's published an incisive and timely book about the fraught relationshi...
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