This White House needs a Bossie chief of staff
Note: After I wrote this column on Dec. 11, President Trump chose Mick Mulvaney as his interim chief of staff. But note the word “interim.” Those in the know understand […]
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Yes, the Russia campaign efforts were effective
My colleague Eddie Scarry today thought there was much ado about nothing regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election. He’s wrong. Scarry argues that two new reports from the Senate Intelligence Committee […]
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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‘ […]
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Honoring Bush… and Dole
Four pieces by Quin, regarding the death of former president Bush. It is worth noting that the first piece on Bob Dole — the second piece in the series below […]
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Alabama’s Gary Palmer takes Policy post
Note: I wrote this piece the day before House Republicans indeed took my advice and elected Alabama’s Gary Palmer to a key post in their official leadership team. It explains, […]
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Sen. Tim Scott blocks a judge, for no good reason
Three separate posts about South Carolina Republican Tim Scott joining a smear of a judicial nominee, without giving a single specific reason. His behavior here has been shameful. The first […]
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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 […]
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Liberty Headlines
Two final pieces (for now) at Liberty Headlines, by Quin. (Follow the links in the headlines for the full stories.) Governor Scott Walker’s defeat was a win for labor unions: […]
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It’s Time for a ‘Working Duck’ Session in Congress
Corner post by Quin Hillyer at National Review Online, amplifying a piece by the great Deroy Murdock; I write to echo, strongly support, and amplify the message in Deroy Murdock’s […]
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Republicans did terribly in elections
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Tuesday’s elections were a much worse result for President Trump and Republicans than most pundits are portraying. To understand why, one must ignore […]
