Howard Slugh

Howard Slugh


  • February 26, 2015

    Lawyers Aren't Waifs

    When a government restricts who may speak or what may be said, its actions have unintended consequences. 

  • July 28, 2014

    Halbig's Critics Miss the Mark

    No matter what one thinks of the Halbig decision, the critics’ overheated rhetoric is inappropriate and unjustifiable.

  • July 17, 2014

    Faux Outrage and a Real Threat to Liberty

    Many of the loudest voices on the left care more about winning political points and demonizing conservative and religious Americans than they do about women’s healthcare.

  • June 30, 2012

    Turning ObamaCare's Lemons into Federalist Lemonade

    Defenders of the health care law are going to continue to spike the football as if the Supreme Court vindicated their ideas and repudiated conservative ones. But that is not what happened.

  • June 10, 2012

    Religious Thought and the HHS Mandate

    Arguments regarding the role of religious thought in public debates have returned to the spotlight in the controversy surrounding the administration's abortifacient, sterilization, and contraceptive mandate.

  • May 13, 2012

    Demonizing Conservative Thought

    The president has adopted an electoral strategy of demonizing conservative thought. This may be good politics, but it's bad for the national debate.