And I’m back, bringing you more and better content
Hello, and welcome to the re-launch of QuinHillyer.com! Starting today, this will be a web site with a wide and interesting variety of new content almost every day (at least […]
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The Round-up…media treatment of Hillary vs. Scott Walker, and history’s other “ISIS”
Is Scott Walker a more legitimate candidate than Hillary Clinton? Have we seen similar ISIS movements elsewhere in history? Check out today’s Round-up and find out….. Read More at: Hillary […]
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Islamists, Obamites and (Russian) bears — oh my!!
George Will has been an intellectual guide of mine for 35 years, but I take strong issue with a recent column where he said the world is, comparatively speaking, not […]
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EPA oversteps bounds, hurts LA economy
For The Advocate, I write about why an illegal power grab by the Environmental Protection Agency would add to a record of the Obama administration harming Louisiana. Follow the red […]
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Time for Charter Schools in Alabama
In my brand-new column for the al.com papers (Mobile, Birmingham, Huntsville), I applaud state legislative leaders for their plans to push a bill finally allowing Alabama to join the 42 […]
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Standing up for law, the culture, and tradition
In one way or another, almost all of my columns (and blog posts) in recent weeks have involved defenses of longstanding traditions of law and culture. As usual, follow the […]
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We do know Jack
You just have to watch this 58-second video. You’ve just gotta love it. It’s a great way to celebrate today’s 75th birthday of the man who arguably is the greatest […]
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For National Review: War; Busted budgets; and a tribute in eulogy
Follow the links: The president perniciously spends us into oblivion. We’re in a war, specifically against Islamic terrorists, and we must act accordingly. And a great conservative scholar and advocate […]
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Louisiana should tax the rich (with a huge caveat, though!)
Many of my Louisiana conservative friends are less than happy with me today, after my column advocating greater tax equity, meaning less regressivity, in state and local taxes. Granted, federal […]
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Flexibility for Alabama’s Budget
Alabama faces a budget gap of $265 million. Not good, but not awful, Perhaps manageable, if managerial/legislative flexibility were available. Alas, right now it’s not available. But it should be. […]
