Liz Cheney pays tribute to Capitol police
(May 23) When Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) received the Profile in Courage Award from the John F. Kennedy Library on May 22, she appropriately deflected the praise to the law […]
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On the primaries in Alabama and Georgia
Why Katie Britt ran so far ahead in Bama Senate primary (May 25): Rather than serving as any sort of national harbinger, the Republican primary election results in Alabama this […]
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I am voting for Lew Burdette for Governor of Alabama
By Quin Hillyer This is not an “endorsement.” It’s just an explanation for why I am taking the rare step of making my vote on any race public. For all […]
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Ambassador John Bolton, Ukraine, and NATO
An interview with Ambassador John Bolton leads three pieces on the world’s hot spots. (Links to full columns embedded in each headline.) Bolton: Putin is unlikely to nuke anybody (May […]
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Two on Biden’s outlandishly bad energy policies
Biden cancels even more leases (May 17): Even as President Joe Biden blames others for today’s outrageously high energy prices, he continues his jihad against domestic fossil fuel production . […]
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Two on Tuesday’s primaries (Bama and Georgia)
As in Pennsylvania, Senate race in Bama is a humdinger (May 19): If you liked the three-way drama of the Republican Senate primary in Pennsylvania this week, you’ll love the […]
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Two fun ones on the Jazz Fest
White and Stafford keep tradition in the Jazz Fest (May 9): Decade after decade, a few key men put the “jazz” in the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Thank […]
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Pence outclasses Trump; plus another religious liberty court case
Two pieces related to court cases. (Links to full columns embedded in each headline.) Unlike Trump, Pence has courage of convictions on abortion case (May 9): Former Vice President Mike […]
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Bad journalism and bad censorship proposal
Two pieces related only because they both involve mistaken ideas about mass communication. Buffalo mayor rightly upset, but wrong to suggest banning speech (May 18): Responding to a horrific evil, […]
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The OTHER big Supreme Court ruling was unanimous
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, May 3) A unanimous Supreme Court on Monday again made clear that government may not act with hostility against religion. This bears repeating because so many leftist ideologues and willfully […]
