NRO Digest - On legislation, we can always wait for the Constitution

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NRO Digest

March 28, 2012

Today on National Review Online . . .

MICHAEL TANNER: On legislation, we can always wait for the Constitution. Yes, We Can Wait.

RAMESH PONNURU: Some liberal commentators have a hard time taking this case seriously. Lithwick's Crowded Vision of the Court.

JEFFREY ANDERSON: Just how far do the liberal justices think the Commerce Clause takes them? The Peculiar Circumstances of Obamacare.

J. T. YOUNG: Justice Kennedy knows that Obamacare fundamentally alters the relationship between our government and its citizens. Madison v. Obama.

INTERVIEW: Thomas Messner talks about the mandate and Obamacare. Religious Freedom and the Healthcare Law.

THOMAS SOWELL: The administration's argument before the Supreme Court recycles an old trick. Obamacare Mandates Justified by 'Interstate Commerce'?

ROBERT COSTA: Can Rick persuade GOP voters that only he can run against Obamacare? Santorum's Ultimate Strategy.

CHRISTINA HOFF SOMMERS: Making a spectacle of American self-absorption. Reflections on the 'Women in the World Summit.'

JOHN R. LOTT JR.: We should reserve judgment, but it seems that Zimmerman acted lawfully. It's Not About Stand Your Ground.

JONAH GOLDBERG: Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and all the usual suspects exploit the Trayvon Martin story. Playing the Race Card Again.

MICHELLE MALKIN: Scott Walker's recall is Ground Zero. The War on Wisconsin.

DAVID SATTER: The president shouldn't be offering concessions to Russia, in public or private. Obama's Open Microphone.

KEVIN HOLTSBERRY: It's time for Ohio to consider a right-to-work law. The Economic Freedom of Workers Increases Prosperity.

YUVAL LEVIN: No serious plan but the Ryan budget addresses our real problem, health-care entitlements. The Not-So-Grand Bargain.

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