Stephen B. Meister

Commentary On Jan. 11, nine days before his term of office comes to an end, the House of ...

Commentary Although the Department of Justice (DOJ) did file a short responsive brief on behalf of Vice President ...

Commentary On Monday, I wrote on these pages that Vice President Mike Pence, as president of the Senate, ...

Commentary In late November, I wrote on these pages that “the Founding Fathers made a wise and prescient ...

Commentary While seven states—Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico—had Trump-pledged electors attend and cast votes ...

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Commentary The Supreme Court’s refusal on Dec. 11—purely on standing grounds—marks the latest in a long line of ...

Commentary The Founding Fathers vested exclusively within the legislatures of the respective states the power—and solemn duty—to decide ...

Commentary On Wednesday, just before midnight, former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell released a federal lawsuit (pdf) on behalf ...

Commentary All eyes are now focused on Georgia—which is currently in the middle of a recount—as the Peach ...

Commentary In our constitutional republic, the power of the government derives from the consent of the governed. The ...

Commentary Within hours of the president’s 1 a.m. Friday tweet that he and the First Lady had tested ...

Commentary If you thought 2020 couldn’t get any weirder, you must have missed last night’s 90-minute presidential debate. ...

Commentary A controversy has emerged over whether the anonymous “whistleblower”—whose complaint about the July 25 call between President ...

Commentary Four recent, blockbuster developments in “Russiagate” could spell big trouble, including, in my opinion, forthcoming criminal indictments ...

Commentary Following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s announcement of an “impeachment inquiry” of President Donald Trump, former New York ...

Commentary Under Article I, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution, conviction on an impeachment resolution requires a two-thirds ...

Special counsel Robert Mueller’s deep-seated bias against President Donald Trump was on full display on May 29, as ...