But you have to do your homework:
John Yoo, Richard Epstein, and Charles C. Cooke. All three are political conservatives and all three believe originalism is useful and coherent, but Epstein has a theory of constitutional interpretation that includes a notion of prescription. While Yoo and Cooke are frustrated with Epstein, I actually think his notions are much more conservative in the traditional sense--he gives weight to history, pragmatism, and the status quo vs. abstract consistency in political or interpretative theory.
But you have to do your homework:
John Yoo, Richard Epstein, and Charles C. Cooke. All three are political conservatives and all three believe originalism is useful and coherent, but Epstein has a theory of constitutional interpretation that includes a notion of prescription. While Yoo and Cooke are frustrated with Epstein, I actually think his notions are much more conservative in the traditional sense--he gives weight to history, pragmatism, and the status quo vs. abstract consistency in political or interpretative theory.
So I was about to post my Anakin meme again, but instead I'm bumping this to say this is probably very interesting and I am absolutely going to find time to listen to this, as soon as I finish Rest is History's Greek Myths series.