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Daniel R. Suhr

Daniel R. Suhr

Daniel is an attorney who fights for freedom in courts across America. He has worked as a senior adviser for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, as a law clerk for Judge Diane Sykes of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and at the national headquarters of the Federalist Society. He is a member of Christ Church Mequon. He is an Eagle Scout and loves spending time with his wife, Anna, and their two sons, Will and Graham, at their home near Milwaukee.


Articles by Daniel R. Suhr

The burden of proof

As American opinion of Israel grows more negative since October 7th, a federal judge's new book puts the hardest claims against the Jewish state to the test of legal evidence rather than politics. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr says the case still holds up.

Daniel R. Suhr | The behavior of Shiloh Hendrix was rude and insulting, but it wasn’t a crime

New Jersey acknowledged that thousands of non-citizens were on the state's voter rolls. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr argues the state's own records complicate claims that election-integrity concerns lack evidence.

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Daniel R. Suhr | Clash of opinions reflects radically different ideas about the country, its laws, and its history

Daniel R. Suhr | The Supreme Court affirms that it is lawful to have discipline and order at the U.S. border

Daniel R. Suhr | How did we get to the point where violence by the left is just part of the news cycle?

For years, critics of pediatric gender-transition procedures were told the science was settled. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr argues recent decisions by major medical institutions—most recently the Cleveland Clinic—suggest growing doubts inside the medical establishment itself.

Daniel R. Suhr | The president’s team makes a strong, bipartisan case for the legality of the U.S. fight against Iran

Texas and New Jersey are taking sharply different approaches to transgender procedures on minors. WORLD Opinions commentator Daniel Suhr argues that the next battle may be over who bears responsibility when patients later regret those interventions.