Shelby’s Shakedown Shuffle
(THIS COLUMN IS AN EXCLUSIVE HERE AT QUINHILLYER.COM) by Quin Hillyer Is Alabama’s 80 year-old U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby a “shakedown” artist? State House Speaker Mike Hubbard says so. […]
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Daily Roundup, March 18
As usual, click on the links, in red. Responding to an article about how being nice to women (or, better yet, chivalrous) somehow is a form of sexism, I responded […]
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Sexist chivalry: I guess I’m guilty
I’ve never met Judith Hall, professor of psychology at Northeastern University. But I would like to hold a door open for her, into or out of any place with doors. […]
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Sunday Reflections, March 15
The first lesson is Numbers 21:4-9. The Psalm is 107: 1-3 and 17-22; the epistle is Ephesians 2:1-10. The Gospel is John 3:14-21. It has often been said, not without […]
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The best secondary in the NFL?
Anybody who knows the history of the New Orleans Saints might think this statement sounds so like it’s not just out of left field, but from outer space. Still, it’s […]
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Conservative Movement Giant M. Stanton Evans, in multiple tributes
M. Stanton Evans was not just one of the leading lights of the conservative movement and of conservative journalism; he was a founder of the movement, a lodestar, a definer […]
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Sunday Reflections, March 8
The readings today are: Exodus 20:1-17; Psalm 19; I Corinthians 1:18-25; John 2:13-22. The first reading is the recounting of the Ten Commandments. The Gospel is the famous scene of […]
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Possums, beavers and gars: Oh my!
State Rep. Chris Pringle works to clean deadwood from the Alabama Code. Good work. And a rather humorous set of examples, if I do say so myself! It starts like […]
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Quin Hillyer’s National Review article on Netanyahu’s speech
Here’s where I explain why Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech on Tuesday could be one of the most important, from any foreign leader, in decades. Upon reflection, although the column doesn’t explicitly […]
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Saints off on wrong track
For what it’s worth, I heartily disagree with the first two major reported moves of the New Orleans Saints off-season: releasing running back Pierre Thomas and shopping inside linebacker Curtis […]
