Supply-Side Clean Energy
I’m not a big believer that the world is threatened by major, man-made climate change. But, all other things being equal, I prefer cleaner energy to less-clean energy. I think […]
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Roundup: More FACTS Against Hillary and Trump, + More…
Hillary Clinton’s Most Repugnant Lie, editorial by the New York Post; Benghazi Hero’s Sis Rips Hillary Clinton, in the Boston Herald; When it Comes to Donald Trump, I Hate Everyone, […]
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Trump as The Joker, Trampling the ‘Little Guy’
by Quin Hillyer, at The Weekly Standard Donald Trump, scourge of Gotham, running roughshod over all convention, meanly belittling all in his way, ugly red hair ablaze above remarkably histrionic […]
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The Muslim Elephant, Acknowledged
When the establishment media so often tries to turn attention away from the reality that much of the world’s terrorism is perpetrated by Muslims in the name of their religion, […]
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Don’t Forget to Give Thanks
Amidst the turkey and football and the pumpkin pie (or whatever else you indulge in), please remember that today is both a day of faith and a day of patriotism. This […]
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Media Dog Ben Carson, but Bite Own Tails
In a long day in Mobile, Ala., on Thursday, Dr. Ben Carson struck all the right grace notes, creating as vivid a contrast with Donald Trump’s histrionic August visit as […]
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Coddled Collegians Need a Spanking
by Quin Hillyer The understandable gut reaction to reports of #BlackLivesMatter protesters disrupting students at the Dartmouth University library is to say the protesters should be arrested. They should be, […]
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Guest Column: On the Refugees — and Troy
Guest column by Steve Stone; I’m always amazed that people are generally ignorant of history and our leaders indicate they are even more so. News of the ISIS-inspired attacks in […]
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Roundup: Amidst Frustrations… Say, Hey!
Oh, there’s so much infuriating news out there. Witness the first four stories in today’s roundup. But then smile at the fifth one. Why Can’t The Dems Say ‘Radical Islam’?, […]
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Race for LA Governor Raises the Undead
by Quin Hillyer A year ago, the Louisiana Democratic party seemed as dead as its allegedly habitual voters from New Orleans cemeteries. Yet with a governor’s race quickening to its […]
