FBI and Justice Department continue abusive behavior
Two columns about the Justice Department that should outrage and even frighten every one of us. (Links to the full columns are embedded in the headlines.) FBI conducts dangerous raid […]
-
-
Joe Manchin imitates Simon & Garfunkel character
(Sept. 28) Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is being roundly pilloried for getting nothing in return for enabling his party leaders to enact a budget-busting, IRS-unleashing monster of a leftist budget […]
-
Madison’s flute, twerking, and Madison’s house besmirched
James Madison stays in the news, but one report is off key. (Two columns, with full pieces embedded in the headlines.) Story about Madison’s flute (and twerking) is really less […]
-
Yes, there really is hope for slowing NOLA crime wave
(Sept. 24, Times-Picayune/The Advocate): Don’t give up: If New Orleans survived Hurricane Katrina, not to mention all the other disasters it has endured through three centuries, then surely it can […]
-
The sex criminal voting twice, and other voting shenanigans
Even though the 2020 presidential election wasn’t stolen, voting shenanigans are very real. Two columns. Double voting registration in Minnesota, with one egregious example (Sept. 30): It’s bad enough that […]
-
Two House GOP groups put forth solid programs
Three columns about various House GOP policy documents (with full columns embedded in each headline) Republican Study Committee gets specific and positive (Sept. 29): The House Republican Study Committee “gets […]
-
A Fabulous Five (one rather Earthy)
Five columns from the Washington Examiner, with links to full columns embedded in each headline. Alabama’s Katie Britt will be an upbeat new senator (Sept. 28) NASA may just save […]
-
Self-proclaimed ‘termites’ eat James Madison’s foundation
James Madison’s Montpelier Foundation is the subject of two pieces below, the first a MAJOR investigative piece involving dozens of documents and double-digits interviewees, which was the =cover story for […]
-
The first steps toward solving New Orleans’ crime epidemic
(Aug. 28, the Nola.com papers) The Crescent City needs a dragnet. It also needs to relearn the combined wisdom of two conservative New Orleanians. And it really, really needs public officials […]
-
Moon Landrieu was brave, and good for New Orleans
(Sept. 7)Moon Landrieu, the path-breaking former mayor of New Orleans who died Monday at age 92, got the big things, including the biggest thing of all, absolutely right. Landrieu pushed […]
