Constitution should be interpreted as written, not as public opinion changes
Courts should protect current legislation, not effectively create their own through reinterpretation
Progress, pride and the relentless pursuit of victory
After Gov. Evers flew the Pride flag at the Capitol, a reminder that fight for equality is a constant struggle emboldened by small steps forward
Barring employees from reporting cases of workplace discrimination makes no sense
Stripping established protections against workplace discrimination is yet another thinly-veiled Republican effort to devalue underrepresented voices
Supreme Court elections inevitably induce political agendas
In election designed to appoint objective voice, Supreme Court candidates are troublingly forced to present partisan agendas
Point Counterpoint: Gorsuch revives originalism in the Supreme Court
Viewing Constitution as living document opens door to bias — luckily, Justice Gorsuch has shut that door
Proposed law amendment would give crime victims voice in legal process
Marsy's Law would allow victims to speak up, be a larger part of judicial process involving prosecution
State lawmaker renews support for amending Constitution
Sen. Chris Kapenga circulated resolution to join 28 states in push to hold convention
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