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Kavanaugh case produces a true heroine
(Sept. 16) Leland Ingham Keyser is my new heroine. Keyser is the high school friend identified by Christine Blasey Ford, the accuser of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as the other […]
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Key explainer, and assessment, of the Ukraine scandal
Two columns. First, a neutral cheat sheet for what’s involved in the Biden-Trump-Ukraine controversy: A cheat sheet for understanding it all (Sept. 20): The new controversy about President Trump’s conduct […]
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President should not have unilateral tariff power
(Sept. 19) It is long past time for Congress to reclaim from the president the authority to levy tariffs at his own discretion. It is also time for a victim of […]
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Executive privilege for Lewandowski was illegitimate
(Sept. 17) Set aside the offensive theatrics from Republicans, Democrats, and witness Corey Lewandowski during the House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment-related hearing today. All sides took what should have been a serious hearing […]
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Trump would have been justified for attacking Iran
(Sept. 16. ) If someone more stable than Donald Trump were president, that president would be able to make a strong case for a surgical, limited, but devastating air strike against […]
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Unfair Blame: Valerie Plame Lies, Again, for Congress
(Sept. 13) For ex-CIA officer and anti-Semitic conspiracy monger Valerie Plame, who now is running for Congress in New Mexico, lies and smears apparently are fair game. Plame this week released a spectacularly […]
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Tabasco’s home island is a Louisiana pleasure dome
(Sept. 11) Tabasco sauce is apparently hot stuff for the U.S. armed forces, and Tabasco’s home site in Louisiana is a very cool place to visit. The sauce’s ubiquity in military […]
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Bard has a new award for a heroine against hate
(Sept. 12) Ten years ago today, the most courageous lady I’ve ever known in politics, Beth Rickey, died alone and broke, 1,000 miles from her Lafayette, La., home. This week, 1,300 […]
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Remembering San Antonio’s great New Orleans sound
(Sept. 5.) Since 1963, it has been strange but true that one of the best places to hear traditional, New Orleans-style jazz was 540 miles away in culturally dissimilar San […]
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Terrible media ethics: anti-Pence; pro-McCabe
Anti-Pence column jumped the nastiness shark (Sept. 9). Sometimes a column features such unmitigated, unmerited nastiness that it requires an answer for the record. Such is the case with the latest outpouring […]
