Tag Archives: First Amendment

The Proposed “Ad Tax” Would be Unconstitutional Under Central Hudson

August 10, 2017 · by · in Constitutional Law, Economic Liberty, Executive Branch, First Amendment, First Impressions, First Takes, Legislation, Legislative Branch, Politics, Reform, Uncategorized

[This post originally appeared here on The Hill’s Opinion Blog on August 4, 2017.] Fox News and CNN have something in common: they both rely on advertising to promote their journalistic messages and to help generate revenue needed to carry out their missions. Historically, the expenses associated with such advertising have not been subject to […]

Christians, the Constitution, and the Gospel According to Bernie

June 13, 2017 · by · in First Amendment, Politics

Growing up, my father was my source for all things political and historical.  He took joy in keeping me apprised on current events around the world, and he ultimately inspired my early curiosity in politics and law.  But he himself had never worked in government, law, or politics.  I was in elementary school when I […]