Courts rightly defend religious liberty on campus
In two different cases, judges swat down anti-religious bigots in college administrations. In each of the following two columns, please follow the link embedded in the headlines to read the […]
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The truth about Georgia’s law and vote fraud
Two semi-related pieces on vote fraud. To read the full columns, please follow the links embedded in each headline. Delta chief is way out of line with counter-factual criticism of […]
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Lester Holt’s journalism can’t handle the truth
(April 2) On this Good Friday, perhaps a line from Pontius Pilate in the Good Friday epic Jesus Christ Superstar helps explain the attitudinal errors now so common among today’s […]
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Why is the Pentagon promoting left-wing racism?
(April 8, official editorial of the Washington Examiner) In the name of fighting extremism and racism, President Joe Biden’s Department of Defense is promoting racial extremism. On this initiative, the […]
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Biden should not even consider a court packing scheme
(April 9) President Joe Biden is creating the wrong commission to solve the wrong problem regarding the federal judiciary. Actually, it’s worse than that: Biden is solving nothing, but instead […]
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Against jackpot justice, Congress should follow Florida’s lead
(March 30) Since the earliest days of the current pandemic more than a year ago, it should have been obvious that honest businesses trying their best to handle something so […]
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The Masters in April tees up return to normal life
(April 8) Oh, how wonderful it is that the Masters is now underway! Not just underway, but underway in its accustomed springtime schedule, the time of year when the breathtaking […]
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Race-obsessed Gupta belongs nowhere near Justice Department
(March 17, official editorial of the Washington Examiner) Ordinarily, senators should defer to the president on executive-branch appointments. But Justice Department nominee Vanita Gupta is too radical to merit such […]
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Woke Academia Shows a China Syndrome
(March 22) Another week, another example of colleges succumbing to a sick fetish for racializing and penalizing things that actually aren’t racist. The good news is that some faculty are […]
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Filibuster reform should be bipartisan
(March 17) Yes, let’s reform the filibuster. But no, don’t let Senate Democrats reform the filibuster. At least not the Democrats by themselves. Senate procedural reforms should be bipartisan. The […]
