The first NOLA Super Bowl was Taylor-made
(Jan. 27) This short article today about the first Super Bowl ever played in New Orleans brings back surprisingly vivid memories. Although I was not quite six years old, I […]
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An honest look at the Capitol-rioter pardons
Note: With this web site update, I am restarting an old practice of mine of highlighting at least one column per week by someone else that I consider really thoughtful […]
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From Quin: New direction for me
ANNOUNCEMENT: As of today, I am no longer with the Washington Examiner. I am excited to announced that today I begin a new job as full-time member of the editorial […]
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Media and citizens are failing their civic duty
(January 10) As the nation braces for another Trump administration and its likely emotional turmoil, please allow some thoughts on the civic duties both of the media and of the American citizenry. The media’s duty “informs” […]
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Buying Greenland would be good for everybody
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Jan. 11) President-elect Donald Trump is not planning a military invasion of Greenland, nor should he. However, he does actually make sense when he suggests that […]
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Poland stands up for Israel vs. the ICC
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Jan. 13) All credit to the Polish government for protecting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the malicious dictates of the International Criminal Court. The ICC is an illegitimate body, not recognized […]
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Trump should reverse Biden’s steel blockage
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Jan. 6) As soon as President-elect Donald Trump takes office, he should reverse President Joe Biden’s wrongheaded and arguably illegal decision to block the sale of […]
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French Quarter New Years once were less hazardous
(Jan. 2) Before al Qaeda and ISIS, before the age of attacks at crowded celebrations such as the Boston Marathon or the prelude to a Sugar Bowl, the “dangers” at […]
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On Jimmy Carter’s brilliant 1976 primary campaign
(December 31) Amid all the reminiscences this week about former President Jimmy Carter, who died on Dec. 29 at age 100, surprisingly little attention has focused on just how brilliant […]
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Three good things Jimmy Carter did as president
(Dec. 30) One need not overstate the claims of Jimmy Carter’s supposed post-presidential saintliness or understate the failures of his presidency to recognize three of his signal achievements. Democrats customarily […]
