by Vincent Phillip Muñoz It is disheartening to realize that the academic Left can’t conceive of conservative constitutionalism as reasonable or intellectually defensible. Read More »
by Sean Beienburg The tendency toward a firm enforcement of the Constitution’s structural provisions was built into conservative constitutionalism from the beginning. Read More »
by George Thomas Ken Kersch draws on capacious understandings of the Constitution that are not well known outside of what became the Christian right. Read More »
by Ken I. Kersch The cause of the Founders has been hitched to those strains of conservatism that have long been aching for a twilight struggle and a Holy War. Read More »
No market exists in a social vacuum, and hardly any market exists in a political vacuum. 
Kersch's book recounts the debates that helped shape the narrative of conservative constitutionalism. 
It is disheartening to realize that the academic Left can’t conceive of conservative constitutionalism as reasonable or intellectually defensible. 
The tendency toward a firm enforcement of the Constitution’s structural provisions was built into conservative constitutionalism from the beginning. 
Ken Kersch draws on capacious understandings of the Constitution that are not well known outside of what became the Christian right. 
The cause of the Founders has been hitched to those strains of conservatism that have long been aching for a twilight struggle and a Holy War. 
