On Jimmy Carter’s brilliant 1976 primary campaign
(December 31) Amid all the reminiscences this week about former President Jimmy Carter, who died on Dec. 29 at age 100, surprisingly little attention has focused on just how brilliant […]
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The First Amendment wins again
(A version of this editorial will have run at the Washington Examiner by the time you see this.) Those who distrust the federal judiciary should have more faith, in both […]
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A Christmas editorial about The Word and its wisdom
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 25) In a perilous world, consider that the famous first lines of the Gospel of John, those traditional Christmas verses, can offer something important to all of us, Christians and […]
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Alvin Edinburgh’s wonderful, enduring legacy
(From NOLA.com, Dec. 15) Alvin Edinburgh’s 90th birthday party last Sunday was a celebration both of a remarkable man and of the values he used to inspire generations of children. […]
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No, Liz Cheney did NOT betray pro-life principles
(Oct. 22) Liz Cheney this week made a reasonable point on abortion that is consistent with her principles, but in the wrong forum and with the wrong emphasis. Conservatives all […]
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Good stories, post-storm, from North Carolina
(Oct. 10) In the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Helene in the North Carolina mountains, the plethora of anecdotal reports from family and friends are full of gratitude for an abundance of both public and private […]
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The cake artist won again. Leave him alone now.
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Oct. 13) After Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips won another major victory for religious liberty, judges nationwide should start dissuading anyone else from using the courts to harass anybody in like manner. […]
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Parental authority and free speech now are winning
(Oct. 13) On matters related to gender transitions, pornographic material in school libraries, and other cultural hot points, courts all over the country increasingly, and rightly, are upholding both parental […]
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A year after Hamas’ massacre, Israel thrives
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Oct. 7) The Hamas massacre of 1,200 people in Israel a year ago today was not just an atrocity but also a clarifying event. No matter what […]
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It’s time to get tougher on coddled collegians
(Oct. 6) The anniversary of Hamas’s barbaric attack on Israel provides a good opportunity for someone to launch a nationwide campus tour to insult college students. Well, not really to […]
