It’s time to end the Jefferson Davis holiday in Alabama
(June 4) A move is afoot to repeal the law establishing an Alabama state holiday in honor of Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederacy. Good. The holiday is woefully […]
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Editorial: Strongly against the riots
(Official editorial of the Washington Examiner, May 30) Civilization requires self-restraint. The terrible events in Minneapolis this week, at every juncture, have featured the polar opposite. It is past time […]
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The hideous performance of the Minnesota police
Three separate columns, beginning with this immediate-response piece which was one of the first op-eds published anywhere, after the Floyd incident occurred: Minnesota ‘death by cop’ was sickeningly inexcusable (May […]
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Violent riots must be forcefully stopped
Innocents must be protected. Period. (May 28) In a free society with ample, representative means to correct systemic errors, there is never an excuse for mob rule. The United States, […]
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Jeff Sessions starts fighting back
(May 26) Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is finally getting feisty in his battle to win back his old Senate seat from Alabama — and his feistiness is nothing […]
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Colleges should not fear lawsuits for re-opening
(May 28) From the day in March that massive reactions to the coronavirus began, two things should have been clear, both of which now come together in a new letter […]
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Memorial Day: the who and the why
(Official Examiner editorial, May 25) One somber way to think of Memorial Day is to count the number of those who have died in service of this great, good country. […]
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Schlafly’s Eagles were smart and impressive
(May 20) The late Phyllis Schlafly isn’t the only conservative badly mistreated by the Hulu series Mrs. America. The other women of Schlafly’s Eagle Forum organization are treated even worse, […]
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Documentary showed the great mind of Justice Thomas
(May 19) Now all the world can see the progression and depth of the intellectual and philosophical convictions of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Far from personifying the leftist caricature […]
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How I thought I had saved Clarence Thomas
(May 18) PBS’ airing tonight of a documentary biography of Supreme Court Justice Thomas provides me a chance to tell a story I’ve been wanting to publish for 29 years. […]
