Why Dems’ threat to kill filibusters is malignant
(Note: This is an official Washington Examiner editorial on filibusters, to which I contibuted a bit more than half of the text. It expresses the institutional view of the newspaper. […]
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Racist Smithsonian condemns the unbearable whiteness of being
(July 15) By the traditional, reasonable definition of “racism,” the Smithsonian’s National African American History Museum is now pushing claptrap so racist that conservatives and liberals alike are objecting to […]
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Terrific Trump, Terrible Trump
Three columns on Trump, one of him at his best, two of him at his worst. The links to the full columns are embedded in the headlines. Trump’s Rushmore speech […]
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In defeat, Jeff Sessions shows great character
(July 14, exclusive interview) Jeff Sessions is a class act. The former U.S. attorney general lost big in his political comeback attempt for the U.S. Senate from Alabama, but he […]
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Anti-Trumpers who target GOP Senators aren’t Republicans at all
(July 7) There are honorable Never Trump Republicans who object to the current president but without abandoning their own principles. And then there’s the Lincoln Project. This group is neither […]
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Of COURSE Colin Kaepernick intends to slam the USA
(July 7) Ex-quarterback Colin Kaepernick tweeted an Independence Day message reminding us that he always was a radical leftist, America-hating agitator. His national anthem stunt always was about deliberately dishonoring […]
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S. Court kinda-sorta helps Little Sisters plus Indians
As the Supreme Court closed its term, I wrote on two of its final cases and found the outcomes moderately satisfactory, but not perfect. Here are the two columns, with […]
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NY Times advances my story on Tuberville’s crooked hedge fund
(Note: This is a story from the Sunday New York Times that further advances the piece I first wrote about here. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. […]
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Alito explains bigoted history of opponents of school choice
(June 30) Some Supreme Court opinions are weightier for moral and historical purposes rather than for controlling legal precedent. In a key Supreme Court case upholding a Montana school-choice program, […]
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Sessions matriculates the ball down the field
(July 2, Quin Hillyer’s first-hand reporting from a campaign event) Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions campaigns for his old U.S. Senate seat from Alabama with the style of a […]
