Bringing civility back to civil society — a crucial enterprise
Note: For several weeks before last week’s horrific shooting of Steve Scalise and others, the Rt. Rev. Duncan Gray III and I had been trying to place in a prestige journal […]
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Ten years of writing about Steve Scalise
As a tribute to Steve Scalise, whose career I have closely followed since I met him as he was leaving LSU way back in 1989, see herewith a compilation (follow […]
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Jeff Sessions did very well at Senate hearing
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Attorney General Jeff Sessions acquitted himself quite well in testimony Tuesday before the Senate Intelligence Committee. The focus on Sessions, in relation to […]
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Vic Gold, conservative PR legend, R.I.P.
Please do read my remembrance, from National Review Online, of somebody who paved the way for so many conservative communicators. And what a great character he was! — Quin Word comes via Reagan […]
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LA Legislators Honor the Late Kevin Kane
By Quin Hillyer at NRO’s The Corner; Deroy Murdock and I wrote last October about the death by cancer, at age 50, of our dear friend Kevin Kane, who founded […]
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Texas makes sermons safe from subpoenas
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday will sign a bill protecting religious sermons from subpoenas – a key, state-level example of a national blowback against perceived threats […]
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In Bama, scandal finally finds a Democrat
Here’s the whole article. For the first several paragraphs, here you go: (Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) It’s not just Republicans getting caught up in scandals in Alabama’s state government. Now, after the […]
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New Orleans still roiled by monument dispute
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) As the national networks take brief note of the climactic days of the long running dispute in New Orleans about the city removing four “Confederate monuments” from […]
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In (partial) defense of the New Orleans monuments
Note from Quin: History is full of shades of gray. And while “slippery slope” arguments aren’t always valid and are often over-used, they can, if used carefully, be quite legitimate. […]
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Bama’s Continuing Political Saga…
Not one but two pieces — one a straight-news roundup, one an opinion piece — on various aspects of Alabama’s ongoing political soap opera. — Quin Hillyer 1. [Straight news […]
