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Trial Lawyers Use COVID-19 to Prey on America’s Corporations | Real Clear Policy | 12.1.20

By Clark S. Judge | Published: December 2, 2020
With the promise of a COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, the nation is taking a small sigh of relief. Yet, nine months into the pandemic shutdown — with cases spiking again — Americans face a major obstacle to restoring jobs and prosperity: trial lawyers. As the head of a strategic communications firm that has spent […]
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Economic Canaries – and Obamacare is the Cat | HughHewitt.com | 08.22.13

By Clark S. Judge | Published: August 27, 2013
Just as the Washington Establishment is trumpeting the economy’s revival, an alarming other story is gaining traction.  It isn’t a new edition of the headline grabbing “end to the stimulus” tale.  Instead, it is of obscure financial data that may be signaling bad time ahead – and pointing to a cause.  Call it the canary […]
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Ike’s Warning: Beware the Corruption of Science | Ricochet.com | 05.20.13

By Clark S. Judge | Published: May 23, 2013
Just before he left the presidency, Dwight Eisenhower famously cautioned the nation that “[i]n the councils of government we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex.” In that same address, he offered a less heralded warning: Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been […]
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Taylor and Scalia: Two Giants on the Economy (and the Sequester) and the Constitution | HughHewitt.com | 03.04.13

By Clark S. Judge | Published: March 11, 2013
The Hoover Institution was in Washington last week.  Every year the Board of Overseers of the Stanford University-based think tank meets in the nation’s capital.  Much of the two and a half days is spent listening to presentations from a mix of the institution’s world-ranked scholars and prominent men and women in government and journalism. […]
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Honoring Robert H. Bork | HughHewitt.com | 12.20.12

By Clark S. Judge | Published: December 21, 2012
At the Constitutional Convention in 1787, it was remarked that the system the delegates were designing – a government of checks and balances, sovereign states, limited government and enumerated powers — would likely last in tact no more than 150 years, that is, to the 1930s. Today, some would say the prediction was all too […]
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Address to “The 20th Anniversary of the Liberated and Reunited Europe” Conference | Timbro & Institute for Information on the Crimes of Communism, Stockholm, Sweden | 9.18.09

By Clark S. Judge | Published: December 31, 2009
I am honored to speak at this conference sponsored by Timbro, one of the major free market think tanks of Scandinavia and Europe… and by the Institute for Information on the Crimes of Communism, which is undertaking with the clarity and force of truth the essential task of insisting on memory of the injustice, misery, […]
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