Sunday Reflections, 10/18/15: Uncanny Prophecy
Today I want to do something very simple: Focus only on one aspect of the reading from Isaiah (53:4-12). I just want to remark about how uncannily this passage matches […]
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The Webb That Ought to Entangle the Dems
Yes, even those of us on the other side should care about what happens to the Democratic Party, and should wish that better people have a voice within it. With […]
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The Best Golf Season in Many, Many Years
It would be very difficult for Hollywood to script a better golf season than the one that played out in real life this year, culminated by a 1:30 a.m. Central […]
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Great Tax Plans by Jindal, Santorum
The two most substantive candidates for president, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal, have each proposed superb tax-reform plans in the past week. The plans are very different from each other, […]
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The Big Dividing Line: Government Compulsion
Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are fighting over the government’s power of eminent domain. Rubio, who wants to restrict that land-seizure powers within traditional limits, and thus protect property rights, […]
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New Alabama Voter Concerns are Bogus
If Alabama really were making it more difficult for people to register to vote, with a particular burden falling on minorities, that would truly be cause for concern. The national […]
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Roundup, 10/9/15: Ryan’s Hope; and more
The House of Representatives is in disarray. I join the editors of National Review in calling on Paul Ryan to step up to the plate: Paul Ryan Should Run for […]
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Updated Presidential Preference Rankings
By Quin Hillyer Two months ago, I offered, without much explanation, a list of my preferences for president, with the proviso that it was a changeable list as more information […]
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Tuesday Roundup: The Kids are Alright; Plus: Carson Shines
Some kids still love America. Rejoice: High School Students Revolt After Principal Cancels “America Pride Day,” by Eric Owens at The Daily Caller. Two pieces praising Dr. Ben Carson: Ben […]
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Sunday Reflections, 10/4: Job, for starters
Today’s readings (Track One, here) include the first of four weeks of readings from the book of Job. For me, this is a hurdle: I strongly dislike this book. The […]
