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From Stanford to Vets to Virginia, cultural Left is rotten
By Quin Hillyer /
Five different pieces showing the depths to which leftist and woke culture descends, and the damage it does. (Links to each full column embedded in each headline.) Expel the Stanford […]
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Rise in anti-Semitism should alert us all
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 23) With the Anti-Defamation League reporting on March 23 that last year showed the highest number ever, by far, of recorded antisemitic incidents in the United States, it is obvious, but […]
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Pet nutria wins the day
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 23) Don’t mess with an American’s pet. Just don’t do it. And if that pet happens to be a swamp rat, you’ll arouse some ragin’ Cajuns. The tale of Neuty, […]
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Can we at least avoid the nutty extremes on abortion?
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 15) Please, people, can we show even the slightest forbearance toward each other, the slightest understanding of each other, and even the slightest nod toward moderation when it comes […]
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Supreme Court should rein in abusive IRS
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 24) The Supreme Court hears a case on March 29 that will test whether there is any real limit to the frighteningly invasive power of the IRS . In Polselli v. IRS, the high court […]
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New Orleans mayor got lucky to survive recall bid
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 21) NEW ORLEANS — The apparent failure of a spirited petition drive here to force a recall election of Mayor LaToya Cantrell should give no solace to arrogant, leftist politicians. The […]
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Trump, Pence, Biden, and DeSantis
By Quin Hillyer /
Five pieces about the top contenders for the presidency in 2024 (with links to each full article embedded in each headline). No, Gov. DeSantis, Ukraine is not a ‘territorial dispute’ […]
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Jordanian-American citizen on hunger strike
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 14) When quiet diplomacy doesn’t work to secure basic human rights for a U.S. citizen imprisoned abroad, a U.S. administration should feel obliged to unleash verbal fireworks — and then to […]
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More upheaval at Madison’s Montpelier
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 10) Both James Madison ‘s Montpelier estate and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which owns it, have experienced what appear to be odd, precipitous shake-ups. Meanwhile, another National Trust property, […]
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The wise and gracious James Buckley turns 100
By Quin Hillyer /
(March 8-9) Conservatives of a certain vintage will all be tipping their caps March 9 to the much-loved James Buckley, former U.S. senator, high-ranking State Department official, and federal appeals court […]