Headlines: Fires, judges, and early voting
Three news-aggregation pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines. Follow the links embedded in the headlines for the full stories. Trump wants policy changes to stop California forest fires: President […]
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Going ‘national’ on Kavanaugh coverage
From Quin: Following my immediately pre-hearing column laying out much of the case that the wonderful Susan Collins eventually cited when she announced she would vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh […]
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Kavanaugh likely was innocent
Two pieces by Quin, at The American Spectator, from the week between hearings and confirmation. Follow the links in the headlines to see the full columns. Ford’s timeline doesn’t make […]
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Trump’s words could exacerbate economic danger
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner, Oct. 11; As I predicted in this space four times earlier this year, October has begun with the sort of serious stock-market instability […]
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Two on LA’s Kennedy, one on crocodile tears
Three news-aggregation pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines. Follow the links in the headlines for the full stories. Sen. Kennedy: Some Dems Have No Soul, Mothers Didn’t Breast-Feed Them: […]
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Why Susan Collins Should Vote for Kavanaugh
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner, before last Thursday’s hearings; Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, has long been a senator I admire – not because she is philosophically where I […]
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Drama Queen Cory Booker Tells Lies
By Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines; As is so often the case, America’s prominent late-night comedians continue to turn leftist liars into heroes, giving them fawning forums to repeat their untruths while […]
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In defense of the NYT’s anonymous writer
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; The “senior official” of the Trump administration who anonymously wrote a New York Times op-ed to assert that “the president continues to act […]
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The night John McCain picked up Reagan’s torch
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; On a single night 30 years ago this month, when a faltering presidential campaign desperately needed a boost, a youngish senator and an […]
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Charlie Lancaster, Louisiana legend, R.I.P.
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; State legislators often receive too little attention, but one being buried today in Louisiana merits gratitude from conservatives nationwide. Charlie Lancaster, a state […]
