Here are the top 10 posts for 2016 from The Republican Lawyer blog.  These posts show how the left is trying to destroy the First Amendment and how out of control the Obama Administration was on matters of speech.  Furthermore, they prove once again how Donald Trump’s victory was also a victory for the Constitution.  

One of the many charges against Sen. Jeff Sessions by liberals has been that he is anti-woman because he opposed the Violence Against Women Act.  But that is because he supports meaningful reform that will actually help women threatened by violence, not just cleverly named but flawed legislation:

2016 was a remarkable year in many ways, not least of which was the number of court decisions on voter ID laws.  What is the state of the law on the validity of voter ID requirements after 2016?:

Here are some of the notable articles about Sen. Jeff Sessions' nomination as Attorney General from the last week.

Shortly after the election, there was an attempted hack of the Georgia Secretary of State's network, which was traced to the Department of Homeland Security:

Jill Stein's unsuccessful effort to force a recount of Michigan's presidential election did reveal a serious problem in many precincts: a discrepancy between the number of voters who checked in and the number of ballots.  The problem was greatest in Wayne County, where Detroit is located, but also occurred in other counties.

Yesterday, the Electoral College convened and voted to make Donald Trump the next President of the United States.  In most presidential election years, this process barely makes the news.  But this year, amidst celebrity calls for electors to abandon the person for whom they were pledged to vote, electors have been threatened with mountains of harassing emails, voicemails, and letters and even death threats:

Former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell wrote today that Sen. Jeff Sessions "is a man of tremendous experience and principle" who will make an excellent Attorney General:

Tuesday, a unanimous three-judge panel of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Virginia's voter ID law:

Washington, DC — Today, the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced that Ronna Romney McDaniel will be the next Deputy Chair of the RNC, in line for the position of Chairwoman when current RNC Chairman Reince Priebus becomes President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff next month. While the Republican National Lawyers Association is fully separate from the RNC, we congratulate our fellow Republican organization on an excellent selection for its next leader and congratulate Ronna Romney McDaniel.