Analysis | Tuberville, Sharia law and the Constitution
Tuberville leads GOP polling for governor while renewing calls to ban Sharia law, raising constitutional questions and concerns about targeting Muslim citizens.
Constitution
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsCongress abdicates, executive swells: Democracy teeters on the edge of collapse
The Framers warned against unchecked power. Today Congress cowers, Alabama suffers and liberty erodes as executive authority grows unchecked.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsOur legislators are not doing their jobs
Too many people have become discouraged because they have been repeatedly ignored by those they elected.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsChurch and State must remain separate
The Founders were acutely aware of the destructive outcomes of intertwining religion and politics.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsInstead of school prayer, we should mandate constitutional training for lawmakers
If the Alabama Legislature wants to mandate something, try requiring that they actually read the Constitution.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsSen. Britt’s social media warning bill problematic — but possibly constitutional
The federal Stop the Scroll Act would require social media platforms to warn users of the “negative mental health impacts."
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsOur foundations for freedom
Our Constitution, revered my many, detested by some and imitated worldwide, has stood the test of time.
Rep. Sewell cosponsors constitutional amendment on presidential immunity
The recently proposed amendment would strip presidents of their newfound immunity surrounding official acts and ban self-pardons.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent postsThe Magna Carta’s constitutional tradition
Magna Carta started the concept of loyalty to a contract of rights, not to an individual.
Opinion
Opinion
Follow this topic to stay updated on recent posts.
See recent posts“Summer of rage” call for abortion rights protests, violent, legally protected
This is the best outcome in a democracy that’s committed to free speech.