After their election loss, notice how quickly Democrats have flip-flopped with respect to their push to abolish the legislative filibuster.

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I think Trump, like any president, does deserve Cabinet heads who are loyal to him — so long as they are loyal to the Constitution first.

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William J. Haun is a lawyer in Washington, D.C. A new case gives the Supreme Court a chance to. Professor Vincent Muñoz is one of this country’s foremost scholars on religious free exercise.

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