Our updates track the civic and legal developments shaping this moment, plus concrete opportunities to take action.
Each issue of the Rule of Law Group newsletter covers the civic and legal developments that matter most, with original analysis and opportunities to act. Read the full archive below.
ICE escalation in Minneapolis after the shooting of Alex Pretti, continued Venezuela fallout, and election integrity concerns heading into midterms. Features Clay Hoffman's op-ed "I Ran as a Democrat in a Red State" published in The Fulcrum.
Read more →The US military struck Caracas to arrest Maduro. An essay on presidential war powers, the rule of law, and why your voice matters. Plus the ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis.
Read more →Spotlight on the group's mission statement drafting process, inspired by The Blues Brothers. Plus Karina's essay "A Tale as Old as Time" on the Epstein files release and what accountability really looks like.
Read more →Thanksgiving edition covering the shooting of National Guard members Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe near the White House. Team formation announcements and a call for continued civic engagement over the holiday.
Read more →A personal reflection on phone banking experience and its impact. All three PA Supreme Court justices retained their seats. Plus a review of David French's essay on the Pardon Power and its constitutional limits.
Read more →Personal reflection on attending the No Kings protest and phone bank. Over 10,000 calls made for the PA Supreme Court retention campaign. Plus Karina's review of David Brooks' "The Rot Creeping into Our Minds."
Read more →Spotlight on Trump's National Guard deployments and the importance of focused civic action. Featuring Richard Millett's review of Prof. Jeannie Suk Gersen's New Yorker article on constitutional erosion.
Read more →Original writing by Rule of Law Group members, published in national outlets.
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