FedSoc Blog

The Consumer Bureau Asks Congress to Fix It

• Wayne A. Abernathy

Semiannual reports by Federal agencies tend to be boring reads.  Either they are dull propaganda...

The Need for Civil Service Reform

Did you know that data from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) indicates that federal...

Civil Justice Update - Wisconsin Governor Walker Signs Into Law New Reforms

• Andrew Cook

On Tuesday, April 3, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed into law comprehensive civil justice reform...

Now They Tell Us: Bankruptcy Meme Turns Out to Be Rubbish

• Gail L. Heriot

  A decade ago then-professor Elizabeth Warren and her co-authors released a study on the...

Building Article I Conservatism

• Philip A. Wallach

The following blog was originally posted on legbranch.com about the Federalist Society's Article I Initiative...

Federalism and Broadband: A National Question

• Kathleen Q. Abernathy,
• Raymond L. Gifford

As Federalists of good standing, it may seem odd that we would argue against “states...

The FBI Was Dangerous When It Was Independent

• Justin Reed Walker

After Andrew McCabe’s recent firing from the FBI, outraged pundits from across the political spectrum...

Round Two for Obamacare: Sebelius Redux

• Mark S. Pulliam

Rarely do challengers of landmark legislation get a second bite at the apple in constitutional...

Docket Watch: Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue

• Erica Smith

School choice has been a hot political issue this year, and now it is firing...

Public Participation and the Power of Persuasion

• Brian F. Mannix

I care about regulatory policy, and over the years have filed comments on the record...