School choice rocked in 2023; let’s have more in ’24
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, January 6, 2024) After a series of major victories in 2023, the school choice movement needs and deserves to chalk up even bigger successes in 2024. […]
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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, January 6, 2024) After a series of major victories in 2023, the school choice movement needs and deserves to chalk up even bigger successes in 2024. […]
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(Dec. 19) Twenty-five years ago today, the House of Representatives impeached President Bill Clinton. It was the first presidential impeachment in 130 years, and it ushered in a quarter-century of […]
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(Quin’s column, Dec. 10, the Advocate/T-P): The New Orleans City Council has been hoodwinked into outrageously rapid approval of one aspect of a two-part process for a riverfront business development […]
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(Nov. 12) House Speaker Mike Johnson is on the right track in his Nov. 11 proposal to temporarily continue government funding in two pieces, with a tighter deadline for full-term […]
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Three pieces on how Speaker Mike Johnson and the House face different responsibilities now, especially with regard to Ukraine, Israel, and the border. The link to each full piece is […]
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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Oct. 4): President Joe Biden still doesn’t understand that high energy prices are at the heart of his embarrassingly low public support and a huge barrier […]
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Three columns, including one citing James Carville, all recognizing Joe Biden’s many infirmities, political and otherwise. (Links to each full column embedded in each headline.) Carville blasts radical Dems — […]
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(Sept. 2) MOBILE, AL. — Balladeer Jimmy Buffett, who died Sept. 1 at age 76, grew up in this coastal Alabama town and then made his first living as a […]
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(Sept. 3) United States House Majority Leader Steve Scalise’s (R-LA) multiple myeloma diagnosis this week seems to be just too cruel for a man who already miraculously survived an attempted […]
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Four pieces unrelated to each other except that each is policy-heavy, on either schools or drugs. (Link to each full article embedded in each headline. Unions play politics at expense […]
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