Daily Roundup, Feb. 27: Scandals, ISIS, and Ineptitude
We have a smorgasbord of good reading, from other sites, to recommend today. (Please assume no implication that ideas therein are necessarily endorsed.) GOP leaders should learn from the […]
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Standing up for law, the culture, and tradition
In one way or another, almost all of my columns (and blog posts) in recent weeks have involved defenses of longstanding traditions of law and culture. As usual, follow the […]
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Update on Christopher Thomas Scholarship
A few weeks ago, I wrote of the amazingly impressive young man, Christopher Thomas, a student leader at the University of South Alabama who suddenly died of natural causes — […]
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New Year, Continuing Stories, New Approach
Happy New Year! Within two weeks, I hope to announce a new, much more regular system of posts here at Quinhillyer.com — interesting, informative, entertaining. In the meantime, here’s catching […]
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In Memory of Christopher Thomas, Please Donate
Christopher Thomas, who died of respiratory failure last spring, was one of the most impressive young men I’ve met in a long, long time. He was president of the College […]
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Impressed, Not Impressed
Not impressed with Chris Christie. Why Louisianans should be impressed with Gov. Jindal (but aren’t). Why Louisianans should not be offended with a postcard (and not impressed with Secretary of […]
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Catching Up: Good Senate candidates; Major wetlands proposal; and more
I have been very slow to update this site, so there is a plethora of material to share. First, separate features on two candidates for the U.S. Senate (Ed Gillespie […]
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Catching Up: Israel, Edwin Edwards, Obama Resignation….
Sorry I have been away for a while. Travels made it tough to get on site, and then I just fell further behind. Herewith, then, a collection of what I’ve […]
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Key Obamacare challenge, postponed
For those who care about the structural integrity of our Constitution, the single most outrageous feature of Obamacare is its Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB). It is a body which […]
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Making lemonade from education and from juries
At the Advocate this week, my column was made in the shade. I reach no jury verdict. I delve into what some people claim is extracurricular activity. And I think […]
