Manchin twice echoes GOPers for good policies
West Virginia’s Joe Manchin is, well, quirky. But when he is right, he is right. See the two pieces below, with the links to the full columns embedded in each […]
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Fox News: Dead wrong, but it may still have a legal defense
(Feb. 28) In Fox News’s defense against the well-publicized defamation lawsuits by voting machine companies, Fox needs to remind a jury that there’s a large distinction between what is unethical […]
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Brave senators talk Social Security reform
(Feb. 28) The good news is that a bipartisan group of senators is considering tough but wise choices to extend the life of the Social Security system. The bad news […]
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Does Washington State hate religion AND homeless people?
(March 2) Why do courts — why do we as a nation — need to keep going over the subject of faith-based hiring? When can we finally start not just […]
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Where are the SERIOUS Democratic challengers to Biden?
(March 5) Kudos to New Age spiritualist Marianne Williamson for having the gumption to challenge President Joe Biden for the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination, but she’s a left winger untethered […]
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Tim Scott, in Iowa, gives fantastic speech
(Feb. 22) U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) may not officially be running for president (yet), but his speech in Iowa this afternoon featured some of the best rhetoric and substance of any […]
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IRS should pay penalty for missing own deadline
(Feb. 27) When even progressives complain about the arrogance and incompetence of the IRS , it’s clear the agency needs a housecleaning. Then again, if Congress did its job, the IRS would have less […]
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Pence in the wrong, and Pence in the right
Two columns on different things the former Veep has done in the past two weeks. Even good men can be wrong, but not always. Pence deserves credit for standing with […]
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Biden should retire, but first should act quicker for Ukraine
Two pieces on Biden. It’s in Biden’s own best interest to abandon re-election (Feb. 23): A spate of midweek stories suggesting President Joe Biden may forgo a reelection bid should leave most people […]
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Czar Mitch Landrieu and others need help cutting red tape
(Feb. 26, NOLA.com) Mitch Landrieu, the former mayor of New Orleans who now is the White House “infrastructure czar,” said words in an interview the other day that desperately need […]
