Liberal media behaving very, very, very badly
[Note: To read the full version of each of the following two columns on bad media ethics, click on the link embedded in each headline.] New York Times shows execrable […]
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Alabama’s judge Bill Pryor defends integrity of voting
(May 6) Credit William Pryor, chief judge of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, for systematically destroying claims that key election laws supported by many Republicans across the country […]
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Madison’s Montpelier receives three terrible reports
(News story NOT BY QUIN HILLYER): Two Congressman ask if Montpelier has misused public funds (May 18): EXCLUSIVE — Two Republicans are demanding answers about “woke” influences at President James […]
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Dreyfuss against ‘wokeness,” Georgetown for it (badly)
Richard Dreyfuss blasts Academy Award racial quotas (May 8): Academy Award -winning actor Richard Dreyfuss is certainly no conservative, but he offered pointed criticisms late last week of the identity politics […]
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Marijuana and schizophrenia: The link gets stronger
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, May 17) The more marijuana is consumed, the more evidence mounts up that it ruins lives. As more states legalize marijuana, and as popular culture increasingly […]
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Government abuse of power, times five
FBI director Chris Wray acts like Biden’s ‘made man’ (May 11): Another day, another high-handed, leftist-protecting, corruption-enabling action by FBI Director Christopher Wray. On May 10, Wray refused to comply […]
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Even apart from character, Trump was a bad president
(May 10) The verdict finding former President Donald Trump liable for sexual battery does not tell us much new about Trump’s character. His defenders are wrong, however, to say his […]
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… on financial policy, and a key policymaker
Way-left Bernstein should not get key economic post (May 9): The Senate Banking Committee on Thursday ought to kill the nomination of left-wing academic Jared Bernstein for the chairmanship of […]
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New Orleans city workers shouldn’t get unions enshrined in law
(May 21, NOLA.com) The New Orleans City Council would be making a huge mistake if it approves legislation, tentatively on the schedule for May 25, to codify union bargaining rights […]
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Exclusive interview with former V-P Mike Pence
Two columns, from one exclusive interview with V-P Mike Pence. To read the full columns, not just the excerpts, click on the link embedded in each headline. Pence might be […]
