Five Points About the Brookfield Square Protest
Some of the commentary I have seen on social media to the effect that the protesters want to “kill people” is overwrought and hysterical.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Apr 19, 2020 | Features
Some of the commentary I have seen on social media to the effect that the protesters want to “kill people” is overwrought and hysterical.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Apr 17, 2020 | Features, Special to RightWisconsin
Does the Evers administration really have the authority to order the widespread closure of churches, schools and businesses for another month without legislative input?
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Mar 27, 2020 | Features
Questioning the scope of the order and the length of its duration as new information is available is the vigilance that liberty requires.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Mar 18, 2020 | Features
Can a governor effectively suspend economic activity in a state and impose strict restrictions on public life? The answer is not clear.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Apr 3, 2019 | Features
If the Neubauer campaign chooses to ask for a recount, it will almost certainly be throwing good money after bad.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Mar 7, 2019 | Features
If leading scholars and a member of the United States Supreme Court have questioned incorporation, then it is a position that serious people have entertained and is not a “fringe” view.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Dec 19, 2018 | Features
Because they realize that the new statute is substantially different than the previous one, the plaintiffs want to get the case in front of a judge that they believe will be friendly to them based on his rulings on a different statute.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Nov 1, 2018 | Features
Crony capitalism takes a number of forms: protectionist regulation, tax incremental financing and unalloyed handouts. It is almost always a mistake.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Aug 20, 2018 | Features
Evers made a choice. He decided not to go after a teacher who had viewed pornographic images on his computer, shared them with at least one other teacher and who was alleged to have made sexual remarks about middle school students. His claim that he had no choice is wrong. Here’s why.
Read MorePosted by Rick Esenberg | Jun 19, 2018 | Features
When schools are beset with crime, it is the teaching staff and the overwhelming majority of law abiding kids who just want to learn who will suffer.
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