Then again, maybe Trump should withdraw, too
(Feb. 2) New poll results and new legal developments, among other factors, should make Donald Trump decide it is in his best interests not to run for president again, after […]
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Acquittal of pro-lifer shows abuses of Justice Department
(Jan. 30) A jury has just told a corrupt Department of Justice to abort its outrageous persecution of pro-life activists. Good. The case involved longtime prominent pro-life counselor Mark Houck, […]
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Against objectivity? Seriously? Here’s everything wrong with modern journalism.
(Jan. 31) A Jan. 30 opinion piece by former Washington Post Executive Editor Leonard Downie Jr. unintentionally shows why journalism rates among the least trusted trades in the nation. It […]
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Biden bad, times five
Why Biden absolutely should show classified files to congressional leaders (Jan. 29): Members of the Biden Administration should face serious consequences if they continue defying bipartisan congressional demands for intelligence […]
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Six not-so-easy pieces
Gun rights aren’t vacated by unrelated marijuana use (Feb. 7): A Feb. 3 decision in an Oklahoma federal court affirms that the Second Amendment right to possess firearms may not […]
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On AP course, facts and principle STRONGLY support DeSantis
(Jan. 23) After two new reports about the College Board’s Advanced Placement African American Studies Course, reasonable people should have two major objections to the APAAS — one objection to its specific […]
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Enes Kanter Freedom merits strong U.S. protection
(Jan. 26) If it is true that Turkey has placed a $500,000 bounty on basketball player Enes Kanter Freedom, the United States should impose strong sanctions against Turkey. Freedom’s only offense […]
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Video of Paul Pelosi should shame the conspiracy nuts
(Jan. 28) Can we all find not just some civility, but some basic human decency, please? Background, before returning to that main point: Now that officials have released the videos and phone […]
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Congress has right to know what was in classified docs
(Jan. 29) Members of the Biden Administration should face serious consequences if they continue defying bipartisan congressional demands for intelligence information. Repeat: Bipartisan — as was made clear again on the Sunday news shows. It is […]
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Bipartisanship needed on debt and entitlements
How to delay the debt Armageddon (Jan. 24): No matter what your position on the tactical and practical options related to the federal debt ceiling, we all should agree the debt itself is […]
