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CAP's Ian Millhiser describes how conservatives have politicized the U.S. Constitution and offers insight into what our founding document actually says.
Issue Brief
Scott Keyes, Ian Millhiser, Tobin Van Ostern, and Abraham White expose the voter suppression efforts underway across the country.
Ian Millhiser debunks the attorney’s claims that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.
Ian Millhiser reviews the disastrous consequences of states that enacted pre-existing conditions laws without a requirement that individuals purchase insurance.
Ian Millhiser explains why the case against the Affordable Care Act won’t hold up before the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court will uphold the Affordable Care Act if the text of the Constitution means anything, writes Ian Millhiser.
Issue Brief
Ian Millhiser examines some of the essential programs that leading Tea Partiers would declare unconstitutional.
Ian Millhiser examines the Eleventh Circuit's decision on the Affordable Care Act.
Ian Millhiser examines the growing movement on the American right that believes that nearly 100 years' worth of major legislation violates the Constitution, and what this means for future judicial opinions.
Ian Millhiser writes that the Senate's vote on Liu sends a clear message to any of the nation's brightest constitutional thinkers who hope to someday be able to serve on the federal bench: stop talking.
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Ian Millhiser explains how conservatives' calls to end programs such as Social Security and Medicare stem from misinterpretation of the Constitution.
Ian Millhiser examines the consequences of Goodwin Liu’s inability to win Senate confirmation to the federal bench.
Ian Millhiser calls out Senate conservatives for taking their marching orders from corporate lobbyists on judicial nominations.
Ian Millhiser discusses how the Tea Party alters the Constitution to serve its agenda on Fredericksburg.com.
Ian Millhiser profiles in Campus Progress the "tenthers" in Congress who are challenging all federal involvement in education on the grounds that it's unconstitutional.