The only relevant side is that of the law and the Constitution. We do great injury to the integrity of the court system when we start speaking of sides and stop devoting ourselves to the pursuit of impartial justice.

It is true that, when an entitlement begins to be enjoyed by people, they like to keep it.

It ought to be done by the elected officials themselves because they have the credibility. And it's not like we aren't willing to help.

Our courts provide a neutral forum for the adjudication of disputes under the law, not based on economic or political power, on race, on sex or any other personal characteristics.

The Reagan years showed us that expanding economic freedom should be the North Star - the guiding light - of U.S. policy, because it is the best way to achieve sustained and broad-based prosperity for all.

Politicians must let voters know what they think about issues before the election. Judges should not.

Efforts to protect critical computer networks have unfortunately not kept pace with the march of technology.