The Winter 2020 Claremont Review of Books is now online, featuring my review of Christopher Caldwell's "Age of Entitlement," as well as Amy Wax on RBG, Conrad Black on the Kavanaugh confirmation, and Adam Rowe on the anti-Federalists. claremontreviewofbooks.com/issue/winter-2…
Whatever your view of the argument over the long-term effects of civil rights law, I hope we can all agree that, as a matter of history, these people lied. claremontreviewofbooks.com/the-law-that-a… 
Speaking of that congressional debate, Barry Goldwater was famously mocked for his speech against the 1964 law, with its overblown fears of an "informer psychology" and "neighbors spying on neighbors."
I wonder what Barry Goldwater would think of the Plain View Project, a non-profit that does nothing but comb through the Facebook pages of law enforcement officers, looking for posts that indicate bias, and puts them in a searchable public database. cnn.com/2019/06/20/us/…
I can't wait for the Plain View Project to adapt their model for other professions. I don't think even Barry Goldwater thought the "informer psychology" would become this institutionalized. plainviewproject.org
