Me on TV
I’ve done a lot of TV lately. For those with the time and interest to watch these short appearances, here I am on the scandal involving Alabama governor Robert Bentley, […]
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Roundup: Meet the American Media Institute
I’ve been helping out with a great organization called the American Media Institute which is a non-profit journalism enterprise dedicated to waving investigative reporting in a time of shrinking daily […]
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Sunday reflections: on “material cooperation” with (political) evil
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; U.S. Appeals Court Judge William Pryor (11th Circuit), a devout Catholic, wrote an interesting, short reflection last week about a judge’s duty to […]
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Ben Carson’s awful endorsement
by Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; ….. Carson has spent an entire campaign pleading for honor and decency and decorum, only to endorse a man who is the crassest, most […]
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GOP candidates failed to defend religious liberty
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media: Perhaps a modern presidential-primary debate, full of political one-upmanship, is not the best place to look for thoughtful answers to serious questions – but, […]
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Richard Shelby’s outlandishly sleazy campaign
by Quin Hillyer For somebody supposedly of invincible political strength, Alabama’s senior U.S. senator, Richard Shelby, sure looks to be running scared as he conducts an amazingly sleazy campaign against […]
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Trump loses, and Alabamans directly suffer
By Quin Hillyer; If you’re an Alabaman considering a vote for Donald Trump because you think he’ll shake things up in a way that benefits you, please think again. Trump […]
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Is it relevant that David Duke endorsed Donald Trump?
By Quin Hillyer; Conservatives who write, blog, and tweet against Donald Trump have made almost a parlor game of sharing with each other the nasty responses we get from white […]
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Roundup: On ISIS Russians (!), Trump, and Scalia
The terrorism news gets worse: Islamic State lures Russian Muslims, by Sara A. Carter at the American Media Institute (AMI); Also from AMI… As Nevada votes, Harry Reid counts nest […]
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Shelby vs. McConnell for Senate in Alabama
Alabama’s Richard Shelby, still energetic at age 81, is not on many conservatives’ lists of “worst Republican senators,” much less a list of obviously vulnerable ones. But challenger Jonathan McConnell offers […]
