Topic: Federalist Papers

Opinion Debate on gun control should ask whether Congress has power to regulate

President Obama called for more gun control in his State of the Union address last night. The effectiveness of his proposals have been the subject of heated debate. But both sides are missing the larger question: Does Congress even have the right to regulate or ban guns?

The Daily Reckoning Did the Feds rig the system?

Europe needs a central government to manage its debt crisis

Opinion A conservative worries: Will Gingrich return America to the days of King George?

Opinion The most important election of a lifetime? So say Gingrich et al.

As debate roars over Haley Barbour pardons, five released convicts vanish

Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman

What are India's Anna Hazare protests all about?

The Monitor's View Obama's call for Americans to chime in on debt-ceiling deal

Opinion Why should moving to a different state change the power of your political voice?

Opinion Obamacare, the Constitution, and the original meaning of the Commerce Clause

Opinion The soul of the state

Free speech in a fishbowl

Stewart and Colbert rallies in Washington: Political activism for the rest of us?

Opinion Elena Kagan and the case for an elitist Supreme Court

Opinion ObamaCare and the Constitution: What would Jefferson and Madison think?

Opinion Obama's disappointing secrecy

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Promised Land

Opinion Does the bailout spree signal the end of democracy?

Wanted: Metaphors for spamming

Opinion What's next for the Ron Paul revolution?

Opinion Transformational leaders are not always better

Opinion The law vs. online hate speech

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