Bonfire of the humanities
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Two articles published this week should make us bemoan anew the continuing decline of the humanities in prestige and popularity, on college campuses […]
-
-
Smorgasbord of wolf bayings
From blasting the FBI to praising President Trump for health policy, to baying at the moon, Quin had thirteen other pieces in the past two weeks at the Washington Examiner […]
-
New year, new horizons
Written for New Year’s Day. … Excerpted from this longer version: As one year ends and another begins, sometimes it’s best to focus neither on the frustrations of the […]
-
National politics churns in December
Herewith, a plethora of Quin’s writings at the Examiner from Dec. 8 through 23. Follow the links embedded in the headlines. Colleges were better when they were more ‘Paper Chase‘ […]
-
A plethora of topics, at the Washington Examiner
Announcement from Quin: For now, I am writing full-time — lots of blog posts in addition to at least one weekly column — at The Washington Examiner. All of my Examiner work […]
-
Feds Finally Pay (Justly) for One Road to Nowhere
By Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines; Sometimes a “road to nowhere” really ought to be completed – or at least paid for. Especially if the debt is 75 years old. […]
-
Felix: America is dead. (Or it may be soon.)
By Felix Veritas* I postulated a while back that countries may have an established life cycle. Some, of course, last longer than others. However, for a liberty-based republic like ours, […]
-
Roundup: Dirty politics, smart Kudlow, duty at the CIA
Interesting tidbits or columns from various sources. Three Cheers for Larry Kudlow — Deroy Murdock approves of the president’s new economics adviser. …Yes, but will Kudlow and Trump get along […]
-
Mad Jones 4 Christmas — and Prichard Prep, too!
Personal notes from Quin; First, again, please do consider donating to Prichard Prep School, especially as you consider year-end tax ramifications, since you get a DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR tax credit from your […]
-
Colorado tax fight shows citizens really rule
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) In a battle raging in Colorado for a full quarter-century now, the conservative Mountain States Legal Foundation last week again weighed in to protect taxpayer rights against […]
