Meese praises Pryor
By Quin Hillyer at NRO’s The Corner; In one of the most bizarre bits of right-wing paranoia in years, a small group of otherwise thoughtful Christian conservatives have been spending […]
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The S. Court name to watch: Hardiman
By Quin Hillyer at NRO’s The Corner no Jan. 24; It is surprising to me that so little attention has focused on one of the three reported finalists to be […]
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Spectator: Saul Alinsky Leaves the White House
By Quin Hillyer at The American Spectator; When Barack Obama leaves the White House tomorrow, he leaves with his worst dreams unrealized. Still, what he leaves behind is awful. Thank […]
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Roundup: Piling on the press; piling up the murders
Note from Quin Hillyer: It has been a long time since I’ve provided a roundup of other good stories, but it’s time to start doing so again, and I will. […]
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Two columns on possible S. Ct. nominee Bill Pryor
President-Elect Donald Trump last Saturday interviewed Mobile’s own William Pryor, a judge on the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, in consideration for the open seat on the U.S. Supreme […]
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Deroy Murdock: How to Replace Obamacare
My good friend Deroy Murdock wrote a brilliant column the other day about how to replace Obamacare. It’s well worth a read. (Follow the link.) — Quin Here’s an excerpt: […]
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Jeff Sessions Trumps the NAACP
By Quin Hillyer published at National Review Online, Jan. 5; Mobile, Ala. — When national and local NAACP leaders staged a sit-in here in Senator Jeff Sessions’s Mobile office, they […]
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Trump can learn from Mobile, Alabama
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; When President-elect Trump returns Saturday to Mobile, Ala., famously the site of his first campaign mega-rally, he has a chance not just to […]
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Stone cold analysis of my NASA piece
My good friend Steve Stone sent this thoughtful reply, below, to my last week’s column on NASA. It’s fascinating stuff, especially about space radiation. — Quin …. In response to your […]
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NASA needs a star
by Quin Hillyer at al.com; As Donald Trump builds his Cabinet, too little public attention has focused on the quasi-Cabinet-level position of Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration […]
