Book of Wisdom says to wield power lightly
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; Among the options for this week’s readings is a passage from the Wisdom of Solomon that should be a watchword in these days when people seem […]
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Bill would stop bureaucratic power grabs
By Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines; Eleven Republican senators took a stab at regulatory relief, or at least great confidence in regulatory fairness, with a bill introduced July 19 called the Separation […]
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Defending Jeff Sessions from Donald Trump
By Quin Hillyer, original to this site, not published elsewhere; Lord knows that nobody’s perfect — and Attorney General Jeff Sessions made a big mistake this week. But his mistake, […]
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Trump blew health care effort
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner, (with a rebuttal below it); So much winning. Such great deals. We’re gonna love his great deals, really we are. Everybody says so. […]
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WSJ summaries: China, India, John Deere
Superbly concise summaries of various, interesting Wall Street Journal articles you may have missed, provided by Zach Robinson; China still isn’t doing fair business with us With the 100 day […]
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Liberals, media ignore obvious vote fraud
By Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines; Maybe fact-based observers ought to coin a new term for liberals and media mavens who say vote fraud doesn’t exist: vote fraud deniers. Christian Adams, […]
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Parable of the sower: the community’s role
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells the familiar parable of the sower, in which seed spread on rocky ground, or among thorns, or on an unguarded […]
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Trump untrustworthy on policy towards Russia
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; We cannot trust President Trump to act with wisdom, objectivity, and reasonable perspective when dealing with our most potentially dangerous adversary, Russia. Trump’s […]
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WSJ: Zach’s top summaries: Russia, Korea, China
Summaries of various, interesting Wall Street Journal articles you may have missed, provided by Zach Robinson; Small Chinese banks deal with North Korea. One problem with the United States’ current […]
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Trump should resign
President Donald Trump must resign. This is not a matter of whether he personally did or did not commit a punishable crime. This is a matter of a president being […]
