After the break is a short essay I wrote on the Supreme Court case, National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation (1937). The essay briefly addresses some of the case history regarding the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution as well as the impact that NLRB had on the expansion [...]

Constitution, federalism, Supreme Court

The Most up to date Political Survey can always be found at <http://damienmanier.com/political-survey/>
In order for this site to be an accurate metric of how my views may change over time as I continue researching and studying ideas, I have created a political survey on myself. I have tried to include most major issues and provided [...]

Constitution, Education, federalism, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Globalization, Healthcare, Immigration, Property Rights, Structure of Government, Taxes, Warfare

The Most up to date Political Survey can always be found at <http://damienmanier.com/political-survey/>
In order for this site to be an accurate metric of how my views may change over time as I continue researching and studying ideas, I have created a political survey on myself. I have tried to include most major issues and provided [...]

Constitution, Education, federalism, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Globalization, Healthcare, Immigration, Property Rights, Social Security, Structure of Government, Taxes, Unions, Warfare

The following is an essay I wrote advocating school vouchers. School Choice and vouchers were one of the first issues I took interest in when I began becoming involved in politics and this is one of my first serious essays. Iwill include the first two paragraphs here and links to both an html version and [...]

charter school, federalism, school choice, teacher union, vouchers