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Thoughts from Dick Cheney’s wonderful memorial service
(Nov. 20) In the immediacy of returning from the memorial service for former Vice President Richard Cheney, which ended just two hours ago as I write, what stands out is the […]
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Shribman: The debt we owe black WWII soldiers
![[ORIGINAL CAPTION] ALLIED INVASION OF FRANCE... A platoon of Negro troops surrounds a farm house in a town in France, as they prepare to eliminate a German sniper holding up an advance. 10 June 1944. Omaha Beachhead, near Vierville Sur-Mer, France](https://quinhillyer.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/a-platoon-of-negro-troops-surrounds-a-farm-house-in-a-town-in-france-as-they-3c621b-1024-200x120.jpg)
(This is the start of a new column by David Shribman, a moderate, thoughtful Pulitzer Prize winner. The lesson is that just because something deals with race, that doesn’t make […]
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Watch “The American Revolution” on PBS!!!!
NOTE FROM QUIN: Tuesday night, the third of six episodes of Ken Burns’ “The American Revolution” will air for two hours beginning at 8 p.m Eastern/7 p.m. Central Time. Judging […]
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Beware fake ‘conservatives’ who hate the Founders’ ideals
(Nov. 16) When I wrote separate columns earlier this year about how two prominent New Orleanians of differing ideologies are promoting the ideals of the Declaration of Independence as its 250th […]
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Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson are anathema
(Nov. 13) The man who is surely Louisiana’s single biggest contribution to the national conservative movement has now weighed in, on the correct side of course, of the national news-making […]
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T-P Editorial: New Orleans owes debt to the late Paul Tagliabue
(Official editorial of the Times-Picayune/Advocate, Nov. 10 online) Very rarely has someone who never lived in Louisiana done so much for the state and the city of New Orleans as […]
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Dick Cheney was one of America’s greatest statesmen
(Nov. 5) In real life, despite the media’s portrayal, Dick Cheney was no Darth Vader. Cheney, the former vice president, White House chief of staff, Defense Secretary, and House Minority […]
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Two on the Louisiana Redistricting Case
(Oct. 16) Black voting rights are not really at risk The Supreme Court should change its long-flawed interpretation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Before we start — […]
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Why did Louisiana legislators discriminate against religious schools?
(Oct. 26) One would think an overwhelmingly Republican, presumably conservative Louisiana Legislature would protect, rather than discriminate against, faith-based schools. That thought would be wrong. Bizarrely, the Legislature this year […]
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We can learn from Jacob wrestling with God
(Oct. 19) Note: This was for an occasional Sunday section on faith, in the T-P: This Sunday’s Old Testament church reading, according to the Revised Common Lectionary used jointly by a […]
