Sandy Stimpson merits four more years
Note from Quin: Two months ago, I did a news analysis on the race for mayor in Mobile. In it, I compiled a lot of statistics showing the superb job […]
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How Strange Got Less Than Moore
By Quin Hillyer in the New York Times; Mobile, Ala. — Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore delivered a striking rebuke Tuesday to President Trump and the Senate majority leader, […]
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Don’t vote for Luther Strange today
Note from Quin: Alas, just as I finished a lengthy note about today’s special election for the U.S. Senate, my hand somehow brushed an unknown button somewhere on my keyboard […]
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Sessions vs. Seinfeld, Asians vs. Harvard
Three particularly interesting news-aggregation pieces at Liberty Headlines last week by Quin Hillyer; Media over-react to Jeff Sessions’ announcement: It’s the Jerry Seinfeld equivalent of First Amendment battles: The U.S. […]
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McConnell Overplays Hand in Bama Senate Race
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; MOBILE, Ala. – When last we visited the Alabama special election for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, it already […]
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Flake and McCain, Cursive Writing, & Accursed WH Leaks
Four pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines — a site for news aggregation, not really opinion. Click on the headline of each, to see the full story. Sen. Flake […]
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Trip Pittman for Senate?
By Quin Hillyer, a personal note, not “journalism.” For months now I’ve been puzzling over the choice facing Alabamans in the August 15 special election for U.S. Senate. As a […]
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Roundup: Sessions can’t nail Hillary; and more
Note from Quin: We haven’t featured a roundup of various and disparate items here for many months (much less used, as our photo/illustration, the visual pun of a cattle roundup, […]
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At NYT: Sessions’ loyalty outclasses Trump’s
By Quin Hillyer at the New York Times; MOBILE, Ala. — Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions, the Queens-born developer and the Alabama lawyer, are finding that similar positions on political issues […]
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Mo Brooks wants to give Sessions his seat back
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) Attorney General Jeff Sessions is so popular in his home state of Alabama that a major contender for his old U.S. Senate seat is proposing that all candidates for […]
