Key perspectives on white supremacy
If anyone doubts that white supremacy/neo-Nazism is a threat,just read this piece from Saturday’s Wall Street Journal, and the first piece of mine, below, from the Examiner. It is absurd […]
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Four pieces defending parts of Trump-world
Readers of this site will know I am hardly a fan of Donald Trump, but fair is fair: When he or his people are wrongly criticized or treated, I will […]
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A challenger must rebuild civil society eroded by Trump
August 8: When I launched a virtual candidacy to challenge Donald Trump for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination, it made an appeal based on “debt, decency, and diplomacy.” As the parts […]
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Debates, debates: Dim, demagogic Dems
[Six, count-em: six, pieces on last week’s Democratic debates. Listed in chronological order, two of them before the second debate, three during the second debate, and then an official Examiner […]
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Trump abandons Hong Kong, human rights, and common sense
[Aug. 2]. We already knew President Trump is uncomfortable making a diplomatic case for American idealism. Yesterday, he showed his inclinations are even worse than that. Trump doesn’t just fail to proselytize […]
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CNN’s anti-Trump chyrons are infested with bias
[July 29] What is wrong with CNN these days? Has it lost all standards distinguishing news from opinion? There are plenty of us who decry President Trump’s frequent descent into […]
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A Roby-Hurd team could trump Trump in Iowa
[Aug. 2] In the past 10 days, two of the best young Republicans in Congress have announced they won’t seek reelection in 2020. Rather than retire from politics, though, Martha Roby […]
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Three-fer: Fed rates, the wall, and crazy California
[Three unrelated pieces. For the full articles, follow the links embedded in the headlines.] Crazy California attacks both democracy and capitalism (July 30): No earthquake has yet sent California crashing […]
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Despite Trump, in praise of Baltimore
Contra our Insulter-in-Chief, I really like the parts of Baltimore I have visited through the years. I really, really like Camden Yards. After years of ugly, cookie-cutter baseball stadiums, […]
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Robert Mueller well served the public interest, despite it all
[July 26] Maybe Robert Mueller never had a political agenda after all. Maybe, just maybe, he is a patriotic public servant whose motive was answering the call of duty, to […]
