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Timothy Harper

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Tim Harper is a longtime journalist, author and educator. He has written 1,000 articles for major publications and done 12 books. As a ghost, collaborator, editor or book doctor, he has also helped dozens of individuals and institutions write and publish their books. A lawyer, he writes often on legal issues and has profiled many top American attorneys. He is a longtime journalism educator, having taught at Columbia, NYU and now for the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. See more at www.timhar…

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Twenty-One Years Later, Justice Thomas Is Still Right About the Commerce Clause

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By Timothy Harper
| PJ Media Verified
Marijuana stinks, enervates malaise into America’s youth, and even has a tendency to induce panic attacks. But let it not be said that marijuana has no benefits. After all, thanks to marijuana, or more accurately, Congress’s regulation of it, Justice Clarence Thomas has written opinions reminding Americans, and his fellow Justices, that Congress’s powers are not unlimited. In a recently decided Supreme Court case called United States v.
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Don't abandon the Constitution for the sake of Trump's tariffs

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By Timothy Harper
| Washington Examiner Verified
For decades, conservatives, understanding that liberty cannot exist absent constitutional constraints on government power, have criticized the Supreme Court for creating new constitutional “rights.” Now, the Court has agreed to hear Trump v. V.O.S. Selections, Inc., a case challenging President Donald Trump’s assertion of vast, unilateral authority over tariff rates, a power reserved in Article I, section 8 to Congress alone.
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Opinion - Trump takes a huge loss on tariffs

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By Marc Wheat, Timothy Harper
| Yahoo Verified
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 7-4 Friday that the president’s aggressive imposition of unilateral taxes on imports is “invalid as contrary to law.” Trump has claimed sweeping authority to impose, remove, and modify at will tariffs on any country in the world all under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act which, as the court notes, has never been used by any president to impose tariffs in its 50-year history.
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