Let’s learn from the quadricentennial of the Mayflower Compact
Exactly 400 years after 41 men in the galley of a ship called the Mayflower agreed to form a “civil body politic,” the public would do well to put the […]
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Reagan Museum Shows America at Its Best
By Quin Hillyer at The American Spectator; Fresh on the heels of lamenting the Aug. 6 death of former U.S. Sen. Paul Laxalt, known as Ronald Reagan’s “best friend in politics,” I […]
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Better than a balanced budget amendment
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Congress has wrecked the federal budget so badly that only a constitutional amendment, if even that, can ward off economic catastrophe. As described […]
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Donate to Prichard Prep School!
Note from Quin: More than five years ago, I was impressed enough by a visit to a local Pre-K-thru-5th Grade school, Prichard Preparatory School, that I was moved to write a […]
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New position, new editors, at Yellowhammer News!
Note from Quin: Yellowhammer News is now under new ownership and new management, with me joining them and writing more about Alabama again (see more on my role below, along with my […]
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My Novel, “Mad Jones, Heretic,” is published!
Announcement by Quin: On Friday afternoon, Amazon.com listed Mad Jones, Heretic, the first novel of the “Accidental Prophet” trilogy I wrote years ago, now published (!!!) by Liberty Island Media. Please go […]
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Last-gasp O’care-replace bill is a good one
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Congress has one final chance to replace Obamacare this year, and it should seize the opportunity. The Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson bill , named after its four […]
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A great idea for long-term Harvey relief
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; When the immediate rescue needs in post-Hurricane Harvey Texas finally diminish, Congress should consider a long-term relief strategy that President George W. Bush unwisely rejected […]
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New York Slimes gins up non-story on ethics
Personal commentary by Quin Hillyer; At the Washington Post, moderate-conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin takes up the case of Robert Eitel, formerly the second-ranking lawyer in the GW Bush Education Department […]
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RyanCare flawed, but some criticism is hypocritical
Note: A less-than-perfect legislative attempt is far different than a “betrayal” or a “sell-out.” Let’s stop the demagoguery. I explain below. By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; The Republican […]
