Plus: What I Saw at Third Protest at Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Home
May 21 2022
Good morning from Washington on this Armed Forces Day. Unfortunately, President Biden is dismantling everything we ask our military to defend, Victor Davis Hanson writes. Pro-abortion protesters get vulgar outside Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s home, Cully Stimson reports. On the podcast, Richard Reinsch and John Yoo assess whether the Supreme Court will force Congress to do its job rather than leave it to the bureaucracy. Plus: a miscalculation holds up oil and gas permits, and an archbishop forbids Nancy Pelosi to take Holy Communion. Ninety years ago today, Amelia Earhart becomes the first pilot to repeat fellow American aviator Charles Lindbergh’s solo, nonstop flight across the Atlantic five years earlier.
Will the Supreme Court change how our nation’s administrative state, rather than Congress, engages in lawmaking? Former Justice Department official John Yoo discusses.
The Biden administration privately acknowledged late last month that a mathematical error is delaying the federal government’s offshore oil and gas program.
“A Catholic legislator who supports procured abortion, after knowing the teaching of the Church, commits a manifestly grave sin,” the archbishop writes.
Residents of Los Angeles and San Francisco—home, respectively, to George Gascon and Chesa Boudin—have borne the brunt of their pro-criminal, anti-victim policies.
