Don’t blame all of “them” for the awful murder of Kirk
(September 11) Note: The published version of this column is here. What follows is an earlier, unedited draft, but in full. Calm down, everybody. The murder of conservative organizer Charlie […]
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(September 11) Note: The published version of this column is here. What follows is an earlier, unedited draft, but in full. Calm down, everybody. The murder of conservative organizer Charlie […]
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(September 10) The full column as published is at this link. What follows is an earlier, unedited draft, in full. When state Sen. Royce Duplessis belatedly entered the mayoral campaign in […]
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(Sept. 4) Legal cases can involve dizzying complications. Regarding a New Orleans case involving millions of dollars for public benefit, however, let’s cut through reams of court filings and simplify the […]
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(This column by George F. Will, Sept. 5, is 1,000 shades of awesome.) Tanned, rested and ready, Congress has returned from the August recess. It is unclear why. The Democrats’ House […]
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(Sept. 7) As we approach next year’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we should better understand, be grateful for, and celebrate “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written.” Referring to the […]
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(Official Advocate/Times-Picayune editorial, Sept. 9) As Congress returns to session and as hurricane season reaches its peak, federal and state officials should look with shame at the continued closure of 3.3 miles […]
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(Aug. 31, Hillyer column in special section on faith in T-P/Advocate) “This is not a ‘dumb rock!’” Georgetown University chemistry professor Joseph Earley had just dropped a hand-sized pebble, with […]
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(Aug. 31 print edition) When 1,500 policy wonks from around the country gathered at the Sheraton New Orleans this past week, the next trendy legislative ideas surely were floating around the […]
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(Official editorial of the Advocate/Times-Picayune, Aug. 27) Monday’s dedication of the East Campus of the University of New Orleans Research and Technology Park in honor of former U.S. Rep. Bob […]
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(Aug. 21) The Amtrak Mardi Gras Service is a big winner. The train route between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama, is a winner for Amtrak, a winner for New Orleans, a winner […]
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