I’ve never been a big fan of the nondelegation doctrine, as a conceptual matter. But that rug’s been under Congress for 90 years. I’m wondering what would happen if the Court suddenly pulled it out?

Silence will never drown out the scream of extremes. But perhaps a low, steady hum of reasonableness, if kept up persistently and spread exponentially, might one day create a different aural landscape.

You wouldn't think studying immigration law and history would be a path out of the Red-v-Blue dilemma, but for me, at least, it has been. From How We Got Here, on Substack.

In reality, how easily can Africans live, move, trade, and work across borders? How would a Visa Free Africa change daily life for Africans?

How much can we give? When do we stop working to rest? When do we stop serving to eat? Can we empty ourselves completely? If we try, will we become an empty vessel?