The First Amendment wins again
(A version of this editorial will have run at the Washington Examiner by the time you see this.) Those who distrust the federal judiciary should have more faith, in both […]
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Estimable people we lost in 2024
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 31) It is easy for newspapers to pen dry remembrances of significant people who died in the past year, but harder and more important to […]
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A Christmas editorial about The Word and its wisdom
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 25) In a perilous world, consider that the famous first lines of the Gospel of John, those traditional Christmas verses, can offer something important to all of us, Christians and […]
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Social Security reform needs free-market help
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 26) Perhaps the single biggest dereliction of duty between the two major presidential campaigns this year was their refusal to get serious about the crisis looming in Social […]
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Finding the good in Jimmy Carter’s bad presidency
(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 […]
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Trump team invites chaotic constitutional fights
(Dec. 23) Get ready for a maelstrom in the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency. If he and his associates follow up on all their policy and procedural promises — or threats, […]
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Alvin Edinburgh’s wonderful, enduring legacy
(From NOLA.com, Dec. 15) Alvin Edinburgh’s 90th birthday party last Sunday was a celebration both of a remarkable man and of the values he used to inspire generations of children. […]
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Federal law enforcement, from bad to bad, to bad Bondi
Three pieces on the problems with federal law enforcement, and on why we can say hooray that Wray is leaving, but why we should feel no bond with Bondi. (As […]
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Biden’s terrible pardons, from several angles
Biden twice takes up his pardon pen, and I twice excoriate him, plus add context. (For the full version of each column, please follow the link embedded in each headline.) […]
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Lee Edwards, Clarke Reed: Two legendary GOP builders
Lee Edwards, anti-communist and chronicler (Dec. 16): The night was June 12, 2007, and Lee Edwards was beaming. After years of work, his personal brainchild was coming to fruition: That […]
