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Law & Liberty's James Patterson interviews prominent authors and thinkers. A production of Liberty Fund.161170 Ciencia Política Ciencias Sociales Política y Gobierno
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  • Decline and Fall?

    Decline and Fall?
    Nov 4 2025

    For most of the twentieth century, conservatives argued for a strong Congress whose closer connection to voters could check the grand delusions of presidential administrations. Now, however, everyone seems to have opted for Wilsonian, top-down executive leadership. Philip Wallach explains how we got here, why Congress remains indispensable for republican self-government, and what sort of structural reforms could help it reclaim its place in our constitutional system.

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    Philip Wallach, Why Congress (2023)
    Philip Wallach, "Choosing Congressional Irrelevance," Law & Liberty
    Yuval Levin, "Congress Is Weak Because Its Members Want It to Be Weak," Commentary (2018)
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    40 m
  • Byzantines, Bishops, and Bolsheviks

    Byzantines, Bishops, and Bolsheviks
    Oct 21 2025
    44 m
  • The Unfree Press

    The Unfree Press
    Oct 7 2025

    Especially since the controversies of 2020, the commanding heights of American culture have been dominated by left-wing moral panic. In his new book, Adam Szetela analyzes this toxic mentality's influence on the publishing industry specifically. Many writers are either drafted into ideological crusades–or else become their victims. In this episode of the Law & Liberty Podcast, Szetela joins James Patterson to discuss his book and the sorry state of American literature.
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    43 m
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