SF Chronicle yells ‘racist!,’ violates journalistic ethics
(July 20) The overuse of the word “racism” has become such a pathology that even a major newspaper headline affixed the label to remarks that were not racist at all. […]
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Transportation Secretary thinks high gas prices are good for us
(July 20) With Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, it’s hard to know what’s worse: his “you must suffer for your own good” sanctimony or his abject economic illiteracy. In a July […]
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Trump is a menace to society
There is no reason — no decent, acceptable, morally relatable, or practical — reason for anybody of good will to support Donald Trump for president again. The man is a […]
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Thomas Jefferson needs and deserves defending
Two pieces occasioned by reports of Thomas Jefferson Foundation trashing its own namesake. Yes, Jefferson was a great, great man (July 11): The Sage of Monticello deserves defending. Alas, the […]
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GOP economic proposals would fix Biden’s errors
(July 15) Some of us lived through President Jimmy Carter’s rocky economy of the late 1970s. In the Senate, Joe Biden must have slept through it. Biden apparently also slept […]
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Two stories: Respect for much more liberal officeholders
Squad member Pramila Jayapal merits protection, too (July 12): Once again, a public official has been threatened near her own home. And once again, the official response was fumbled because […]
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Trump’s poll numbers fade. Good riddance.
(July 12) A new poll by the New York Times continues a slow-growing but significant trend of surveys showing erosion in former President Donald Trump’s base of Republican support. That […]
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Our America remains the greatest, no matter what Gen Z thinks
Two July 4/Our-America-themed pieces. (Links to full columns are embedded in each headline.) Yes, the USA is history’s most wonderful nation (July 4): On this Independence Day , a Gallup […]
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A museum finally details the innate evil of Communism
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, June 12): Communism always was and will be evil, not just in its application but in its very conception. When it opens to the public on […]
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Six takes on the Supreme Court
In these six pieces related to the Supreme Court, the link to the full column is embedded in each headline. Why won’t AG Merrick Garland protect Supreme Court justices? (July […]
