Constitutional Law

Tax-Exempt and On the Ballot: The Quiet Machinery of Political Religion

The Johnson Amendment was supposed to keep 501(c)(3) houses of worship out of electoral politics. Decades of selective enforcement have left the law standing but hollow — and taxpayers, secular or not, are the ones underwriting the imbalance.

Nov 6, 2026

The Wall That Built America: How a Forgotten Clause Protects Every Citizen's Conscience

The Establishment Clause is the quiet guardian of American religious liberty — yet recent Supreme Court rulings suggest the wall between church and state is being dismantled brick by brick. Here's what secular citizens need to know, and what they can do about it.

Nov 5, 2026