The horrid Democratic ticket, in triplicate
For the full version of each of these pieces about Harris and Walz, follow the link embedded in each headline. The Democrats should answer these questions (Official Washington Examiner editorial, […]
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Several different sorts of court questions
Two separate pieces related to court issues. To read the full columns, follow the links embedded in each headline. Former AG’s write ABC about debates (Aug. 27): Credit four former attorneys […]
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Nice guys can win. A look back at Reagan in New Orleans
(Aug. 15) Let me take you back to another Aug. 15 so as to put to bed a meme prevalent on the Right today — namely, the idea that the […]
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On ‘smaller’ issues, some senators are making progress
(Aug. 13) Even if the political branches of the federal government are dysfunctional or counterproductive on most big, public issues, Congress actually is making bipartisan progress on a surprising array […]
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What the elder Bush’s comeback teaches us today
(Aug. 14) Thirty-six years ago today, Republican presidential campaign manager Lee Atwater was in a ragingly foul mood as he awaited the next day’s start of the Republican National Convention. […]
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Minnesota should have defeated Rep. Ilhan Omar
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Aug. 12) Alas, Minnesota Democrats didn’t listen to reason; they re-nominated Rep. Ilhan Omar on Aug. 13. But this was what the Examiner wrote the day […]
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Nixon’s exit at 50, seen from two angles
Two columns, from very different standpoints, related to the 50th anniversary of President Nixon resigning from office. To read each full column, follow the link embedded in each headline. Speechwriter […]
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Both campaigns race to the bottom
Two Hillyer columns on bipartisan campaign malpractices. (To read each full column, follow the link embedded in each headline.) Walz is an even worse choice than Vance, Aug. 6: With […]
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Why GOP should listen to Biden on immunity amendment
(July 30) President Joe Biden’s proposed Supreme Court-related “reforms” are part of a broader, unseemly attack on judicial independence, but conservatives should welcome one of those initiatives anyway. Indeed, everyone […]
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Schumer stands in way of national security
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, July 29; not drafted by Hillyer) Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) should bring the Senate Armed Services Committee’s blueprint for the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act to the Senate […]
