August columns and editorials
One and Three Quarters Cheers for the Late Mikhail Gorbachev (Aug. 31) As education unions go woke, real learning suffers (Aug. 30) The Left’s gender-bending is getting tiresome (Aug. 29) […]
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Brave policeman erupts about black-on-black crime
(June 9) MOBILE, Alabama — The talk of this Alabama city for the past week has been a video of police Sgt. John Carlos Young demanding answers for a string […]
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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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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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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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Big endorsement boosts Katie Britt in Bama Senate race
(May 4) MOBILE, Alabama — Political endorsements often don’t matter much in swaying voters’ decisions, but Senate candidate Katie Britt on May 3 secured an affirmation that could prove unusually […]
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A random conglomeration, with NOLA at the top
Herewith, a random conglomeration of six unrelated columns (links to full columns embedded in the headlines). How NEST, LOOP, and hip-hop are putting youngsters on the right path (April 19): […]
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Mary Landrieu wants to save charter schools from Joe Biden
Two pieces on bad proposed charter school restrictions. Biden would hurt needy children with new restrictions on charter schools (Official Washington Examiner editorial, April 6): Just as waves of parents […]
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Mo Brooks sinks, Katie Britt rises, in Bama Senate race
(March 16) MOBILE, Alabama — The winsome Katie Britt increasingly looks like the GOP primary front-runner to replace retiring Alabama Republican Richard Shelby in the U.S. Senate. The Washington Examiner’s David Drucker reported today that […]
