Neil Gorsuch

A vacancy is that rare opportunity for the people to remind the Court that its job is to protect our liberties without interfering unduly with our right to rule ourselves. We should hope that our representatives work their hardest to get this message across. Does this "politicize" the nomination process? Sure. But politics is essential to republican government, and the Court needs politicizing, if only once in a while, to remind it who is really in charge.

The press is seemingly shocked that Trump finds aspects of the presidency frustrating. Plus, Three weeks into the Trump administration, policies are already moving in a positive direction, and, 2018 Senate campaigns in Utah and Virginia could feature some big names.

Is Trump’s tweeting habit making you embarrassed to defend him? Plus, Kellyanne Conway receives ethics counseling over Thursday morning call to “buy Trump”, and, Democrats and some Republicans still don’t get the mood of the American public.

Jeff Sessions was finally confirmed as Attorney General and now America will get what it needs – no nonsense law enforcement. Plus, Foreign policy establishment at home and abroad melts down over Trump, and, Stupid football players join stupid boycott of the Trump White House.

The left wants judges who act like legislators or delegates to a perpetual constitutional convention, minting new rights and powers that reflect their personal feelings and policy choices. It also wants judges who give the Executive Branch “experts” in today’s vast, over-regulating administrative state the power to make law.

The liberal news media is depicting Donald Trump’s advisors as something out of a scary movie. Plus, When seen in a realistic light, Donald Trump’s approval numbers are actually quite good, and, With DeVos confirmed, Sessions will join her in the administration later this week.

Digital-age privacy advocates should be thrilled with President Trump's nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court precisely because he is a superb originalist.  Gorsuch won't disappoint law-and-order types, either.  Unlike ideologues who focus on judicial outcomes, Gorsuch's application of originalism will satisfy the needs of law, order, and liberty.

Moderation is in limited supply in the kook-driven Democrat party these days, a fact that will come back to haunt them. Plus, With Trump in the White House who is really in charge of the GOP?, and, Forget the protesters, the potential 2020 Democrat candidates are the real angry ones.

Leonard Leo helped usher George W. Bush’s two Supreme Court appointees, John Roberts and Samuel Alito, to confirmation. Now Mr. Leo is on leave from his day job, as executive vice president of the Federalist Society, to do the same for Judge Gorsuch.

For all intents and purposes the President’s powers as Commander in Chief and his executive power to maintain the country’s sovereignty have been seized by 97 globalist technology companies and an unelected judge in the Western District of Washington.

No matter how you slice it, the leftist opposition today looks nothing like the Tea Party. Plus, Polls have never been able to accurately assess Trump’s popularity, why would they now?, and, With Gorsuch appointment a big hit, Trump prepares for his second big Court nomination.

Gorsuch best fits the Scalia model. Like Scalia, he is a great writer, though his opinions are less biting than Scalia's. He knew Scalia and went fly fishing with him in Colorado, Gorsuch's home state. That event has been memorialized in a now-famous picture of the two wading in a river. Also, three of Gorsuch's law clerks went on to clerk for Scalia. In short, his connection to Scalia gave Gorsuch a powerful assist.

The intensity of the liberals’ paranoia over Donald Trump has even extended to this weekend’s Super Bowl game. Plus, What a difference a Trump makes to the folks manning the Mexican border, and, Trump cabinet nominees squeaking by, but all likely to be confirmed by Senate.

The #Resist crowd pretends now that its obstruction and opposition is an extraordinary reaction to extraordinary traits particular to Trump. It would be more plausible if they hadn't just spent the past year exposing that claim as a lie. The truth is that they would now be flying their self-dramatizing #Resist flag no matter which Republican had been elected president, from Pataki to Perry to Pence.

Donald Trump has fulfilled his promises with this exceptional nominee. Now, it is time for the Senate to promptly do its part. It’s time for the Senate to give Judge Gorsuch a full and fair hearing and an up-or-down vote so the Supreme Court can get back to work at full capacity.

Who would ever thought it would take a man like Donald Trump to get the Republican “choir” to sing together? Plus, President Trump’s White House “productions” are primetime must-see TV, and, Democrat tricks couldn’t stop Sessions and Tillerson but Betsy DeVos may be in trouble.

Gorsuch's career is full of decisions in accord with Scalia's opinions on religious liberty, the Second Amendment, criminal laws, and the commerce clause. To the delight of law students everywhere, Gorsuch's legal writing is even likened to Scalia: His decisions are both clear and powerful.

President Trump fulfilled another campaign promise by nominating Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court on Tuesday night. Plus, Trump can ill afford Republican turncoats; better keep an eye on McCain and Graham, and, Democrats exposed as naked politicians in stalling Trump’s cabinet nominees.