Law-breaking protesters deserve no mercy
Two pieces on the sickeningly pro-Hamas, anti-Semitic protests roiling college campuses. (The link to each full piece is embedded in each headline.) These people are criminals, so arrest and imprison […]
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Speaker Johnson finally, but admirably, steps up for Ukraine
(April 24) The overwhelming congressional votes for aid to Taiwan, Israel, and Ukraine show just how out of touch the isolationists and Ukraine skeptics on both ends of the American […]
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Conservative justices err if they grant Trump broad ‘immunity’
Three columns based on the same case, Trump v. United States, about presidential immunity. (The link to each full column is embedded in each headline.) Overview: Why near-total immunity is […]
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Anti-vagrancy laws are not ‘cruel and unusual punishment’
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, April 26) Oral argument before the Supreme Court this week showed why it is nonsense to claim that anti-vagrancy laws violate the Constitution‘s Eighth Amendment provision […]
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Saints Draft Projections (sort of)
I wasn’t going to do this, this year, but I couldn’t help it: I’m addicted. These are not my predictions for what the Saints will do, but what I would […]
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Biden’s sneaky pro-abortion rule is triply nefarious
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, April 19) President Joe Biden‘s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is proposing a new rule that indulges three of its most ignoble habits in a single move. The rule would not […]
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Justices hit Biden for ideological prosecutions
(April 22, official Washington Examiner editorial) During oral arguments on Tuesday, Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito exposed the Biden administration’s inexcusable practice of selective prosecution of protesters and rioters. The case, Fischer v. United States, involved […]
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NPR is a hard-left mess, and it should lose federal funding
Two pieces on NPR. The link to each full piece is embedded in each headline. Radical ‘journalists’ mar prestige outlets NPR and the New York Times, April 10: In the […]
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Remembering the pre-murder view of O.J. Simpson
(April 11) It is hard now to remember this, but football great and likely murderer O.J. Simpson, who died Wednesday, once was considered one of the “good guys” in sports. […]
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Rep. Garret Graves is a big disappointment
(The Advocate/T-P, April 21) U.S. Rep. Garret Graves is fighting for his political life in a redistricting battle, but it may be no great loss if he fails. He has […]
