Of COURSE 12-year-olds shouldn’t self-approve vaccines
(Jan. 19) Even for those of us largely supportive of COVID vaccines, a Connecticut legislator has gone way too far by proposing to let children as young as 12 demand […]
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Scandals — 25 years ago, and now
Lewinsky scandal still poisons politics today (Jan. 17): If any one day in my lifetime changed America’s politics for the worse, it was 25 years ago on Jan. 17, 1998, […]
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Document-gate means both Biden and Trump should drive into sunset
(Jan. 12): With regard to presidential mishandling of classified documents, Attorney General Merrick Garland, for once, has at least come close to doing the right thing. The bigger imperative is […]
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The greatest day in Tulane football history
(Jan. 3) A one, a two, a helluva hullabaloo! That’s the beginning of one of the silliest cheers in college football, the traditional celebration of touchdowns and wins at Tulane […]
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Through the IRS and regs in general, the Left invades our lives
The first two columns on the IRS show real differences between the parties with regard to invasive tax regimes. (For each of the three full columns, follow the link embedded […]
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On Israel’s ancient legitimacy
Whether last week or 3,000 years ago, Israel’s claim to its land supersedes others. (Links to full columns embedded in each headline.) Israeli officials should be able to pray at […]
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Woke chokehold on America — even in Alabama — gets worse
Three pieces in the seemingly never-ending battle between absolutely sickening cultural rot (wokeness) on one side and the redoubts of reason on the other. (Links to full columns embedded in […]
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Four takes on the House speakership mess
Here, in chronological order, what I wrote about the rocky start to Republican re-takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives. (To read each full column, follow the link embedded in […]
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Babies born alive absolutely must be protected
(Jan. 12) When National Review editor Ramesh Ponnuru in 2006 authored a book describing Democrats as “ The Party of Death” (the book’s title), it was met with outraged howls from that […]
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Sasse’s last speech showed why he should have stayed in Senate
(Jan. 3) Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE), who this week is leaving the U.S. Senate to become president of the University of Florida, gave valedictory remarks on Tuesday that reminded some […]
