Why Tuberville doesn’t belong in the Senate
If anyone wants to know what initially made me extremely skeptical about whether former football coach Tommy Tuberville should be in the Senate, it was this audio (below) from last […]
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Sessions should remind voters of his winning prowess
(Feb. 19) Jeffersion Sessions is providing a prime example of how substance, even when considerable, bows to slogans in modern political campaigns. The former U.S. Attorney General, seeking to regain […]
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Trump should pardon Nodine, Batmasian
(Feb. 21) Before President Trump even considers pardoning yet another political heavyweight like Rod Blagojevich, Eddie DeBartolo, or the just-sentenced Roger Stone, he should pardon people more deserving — including […]
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Doug Jones is wrong to belittle a baby’s pain
(Feb. 19) Alabama’s Democratic Sen. Doug Jones is not only a pro-abortion extremist, but he’s immensely rude about it. Next week, the Senate is expected to vote on the Pain-Capable […]
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In southern Bama, Tea Party keeps serving the public
(Feb. 18) A congressional candidates’ forum in Theodore, Alabama (near Mobile), last Saturday should serve as a reminder of just how Tea Party political groups still do admirable, tireless work […]
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Does LA GOP dislike Romney more than David Duke?
(Feb. 10) The same Louisiana Republican Party that 30 years ago refused to censure former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke decided last Saturday to censure Sen. Mitt Romney. The mind […]
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Mobile, Al., Federalist Society helps refute liberal attack
(Jan. 23). Not content with stifling dissent at overwhelmingly leftist law schools, the progressive legal establishment is now threatening to trample conservative judges’ freedom of association. Their proposal should be […]
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USAID cheats a Mobile company, puts America last
Jan. 13. As Sunday was the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that devastated Haiti in 2010, and as Puerto Rico continues to suffer from a two-week-long series of temblors, a […]
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A dozen columns on impeachment
Tom Steyer absurdly was calling for impeachment before Trump even committed an offense (Dec. 19). Billionaire Tom Steyer began tonight’s presidential debate by giving a perfect example of why so […]
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Louisiana’s ever-changing John Kennedy
(Dec. 2) Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana, now all over the news after a volatile verbal exchange with Chuck Todd on Meet the Press, is a habitual shape-shifter. Pundits disappointed that the […]
