The Dangerous Effort to Enshrine An Imperial Presidency
George Liebmann —- 58°F Thursday, October 16th 2025 Baltimore Sun eNewspaper Commentary ide map Opinion Commentary The dangerous effort to enshrine an imperial presidency | GUEST COMMENTARY Susan Walsh/ Associated Press file The Supreme Court in Washington. (Susan Walsh/AP) By George Liebmann UPDATED: October 16, 2025 at 3:04 PM EDT It is considered by many a foregone […]
Congress, Not the President, Has the Right to Levy Tariffs
G. Liebmann, “The Supreme Court has Checked an Over-Ambitious President Before,” Baltimore Sun, June 2, 2025
Biden Administration’s Foreign Policy Playing with Dynamite
Biden administration’s foreign policy playing with dynamite Baltimore Sun, October 28,2024l By George Liebmann “A week is a long time in politics,” the late British Prime Minister Harold Wilson once observed. The presidential election has been in a static state since the coronation of Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic convention. There has been […]
G. Liebmann, “JFK’s Legacy Deserves A Critical Eye,” Baltimore Sun, August 19, 2024
This Was No Isolated Incident
This was no isolated incident The July 17 editorial, “How to read J.D. Vance,” fashionably stigmatized Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio as an “isolationist.” Taft, though cautious about direct involvement in foreign conflicts, was not an isolationist but a realist. His was the decisive Republican voice supporting the relaxation of the Neutrality Act of […]
INTRODUCTION OF DAVID M RUBENSTEIN
George Liebmann From: george.liebmann2@verizon.net Bcc: Jason Willick Wed, Mar 27 at 12:11 PM REMARKS OF GEORGE W. LIEBMANN, PRESIDENT OF THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF THE BALTIMORE BAR, INTRODUCING DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN, MARCH 26, 2024 I have always proceeded on the premise that introductions should not exceed three minutes in length. Our speaker’s monumental resume would […]
Book Review of ‘The Tafts’ by George W. Liebmann
The New York Sun When Presidents Could Be Quietly Effective Biographies like Smith’s and Liebmann’s yearn for presidents such as Taft and Ford, who spent more time on the substance rather than the presentation of public policy. CARL ROLLYSON Wednesday, June 7, 2023 05:30:00 am ‘The Tafts’ By George W. Liebmann Twelve Tables Press, 432 […]
