Editor’s Note: This article was written for the Princeton Tory Freshman Contest in November. Never in the history of contemporary American politics has a group been as loved and loathed simultaneously as the moderate at this present time. When candidates run for office, they fight for moderates’ votes in the general election. On the other hand, […]
On January 22, 1973 the Supreme Court struck down all the abortion laws of this nation. The decision that loosed the evil of abortion unto the unborn is remarkable not for its insight in the principles of law but for its disavowal of them. The Court played connect-the-dots with the Constitution and traced out a […]
Greetings, Tories! This is my last issue as Publisher of the Tory, and it’s been a bittersweet issue to put together, as I put the final touches on it now. I have been honored to be your Publisher over the last year, and I am looking forward to serving under our next Publisher – Paul […]
President Eisgruber recently came out against Princeton being a “sanctuary campus” for illegal immigrants, saying “this concept has no basis in law.” However, Eisgruber affirmed the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, which allows those to the United States who illegally entered the country as minors to receive a renewable two-year period of deferred […]
This article was originally published December 2009 If one were to type the phrase “emergency contraception” into the Google search bar, one would expect to find among the first results Planned Parenthood, or some other “reproductive health” organization. It would come as quite a surprise, then, to learn that the very top result, ahead of […]
Editor’s note: A version of this essay won the George S. and Stella M. Knight Essay Contest of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in 2015, and is awaiting publication in The SAR Magazine in Spring 2017. The results of the 2016 presidential election were bittersweet for many conservatives, and a […]
Editor’s Note: This article was written for the Princeton Tory Freshman Contest in November. “Why does the Supreme Court normally have an odd number of justices?” “I don’t know… why?” “Because if it had an even number of justices then it would be a normal court!” Sure – it’s an absolutely terrible joke, but […]
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