Scandals — 25 years ago, and now
Lewinsky scandal still poisons politics today (Jan. 17): If any one day in my lifetime changed America’s politics for the worse, it was 25 years ago on Jan. 17, 1998, […]
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Lewinsky scandal still poisons politics today (Jan. 17): If any one day in my lifetime changed America’s politics for the worse, it was 25 years ago on Jan. 17, 1998, […]
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(Jan. 12): With regard to presidential mishandling of classified documents, Attorney General Merrick Garland, for once, has at least come close to doing the right thing. The bigger imperative is […]
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The first two columns on the IRS show real differences between the parties with regard to invasive tax regimes. (For each of the three full columns, follow the link embedded […]
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Three pieces in the seemingly never-ending battle between absolutely sickening cultural rot (wokeness) on one side and the redoubts of reason on the other. (Links to full columns embedded in […]
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Here, in chronological order, what I wrote about the rocky start to Republican re-takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives. (To read each full column, follow the link embedded in […]
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(Jan. 12) When National Review editor Ramesh Ponnuru in 2006 authored a book describing Democrats as “ The Party of Death” (the book’s title), it was met with outraged howls from that […]
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(Jan. 3) Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE), who this week is leaving the U.S. Senate to become president of the University of Florida, gave valedictory remarks on Tuesday that reminded some […]
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(Dec. 27) The most interesting politician to watch in 2023 will not be Donald Trump or Joe Biden, and it won’t be upstarts Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) or Minority Leader-elect Hakeem Jeffries […]
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Modern political liberalism is often wrong but respectable — unlike today’s Left which predominates in our culture and isn’t within what were ordinary bounds of what once was liberal discourse […]
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Every once in a while, the unbiased application of consistent principles and values such as those embodied in the First Amendment requires an honest columnist to defend the rights even […]
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