Rep. Garret Graves is a big disappointment
(The Advocate/T-P, April 21) U.S. Rep. Garret Graves is fighting for his political life in a redistricting battle, but it may be no great loss if he fails. He has […]
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(The Advocate/T-P, April 21) U.S. Rep. Garret Graves is fighting for his political life in a redistricting battle, but it may be no great loss if he fails. He has […]
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MOBILE, Alabama — Here in Alabama, in a unique race in a bizarre district mandated by misguided judges, one Republican congressional candidate is trying to prove politics can be conducted […]
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Just two days day before the No Labels group announced — as I feared would happen — that it is not going to run a ticket in the presidential campaign, […]
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(March 25, official editorial of the Washington Examiner) State by state, parental rights and parental choice are being vindicated and promoted, even as the federal government and some bad judges work to erode the […]
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(March 23, Advocate/Times-Picayune) The usual suspects are caterwauling that a slew of bills by conservative Louisiana legislators supposedly amount to an assault on workers’ benefits and “rights.” On some of the bills, […]
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(March 1, 2024) MOBILE, Alabama — Republican leaders have made an excellent choice in tapping Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) to give their party’s response to the March 7 presidential State […]
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(Feb. 24 in the Advocate/T-P newspapers) Obviously, the following words fell on deaf ears, because the Legislature went ahead and passed all the bills that the below column said are […]
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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Feb. 17) Despite caterwauling from the Left, Florida would be doing the right thing by requiring its schools to establish a factual curriculum about the history […]
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(Feb. 3 — NOLA version) Far too many colleges still aren’t getting the message that free speech should be the rule on campus, rather than that rules should seriously limit […]
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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Jan. 18, 2024) Give credit to Rep. Gary Palmer (R-AL) for trying to reverse a perverse decision by President Joe Biden that forces Social Security recipients to take Medicare benefits even when […]
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