Trump protects religious liberty
Jan. 16. One reason so many conservatives are so eager to overlook President Trump’s many sins is that he so often takes executive actions that redeem their fondest and most […]
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Sympathy for Joe Biden’s stutter
Jan. 17. Lara Trump used a Republican women’s forum to mock Joe Biden for stuttering, proving yet again that the Trump family has no class. Joe Biden has many, many […]
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USAID cheats a Mobile company, puts America last
Jan. 13. As Sunday was the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that devastated Haiti in 2010, and as Puerto Rico continues to suffer from a two-week-long series of temblors, a […]
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Democrats’ are dead wrong on Medicare drugs
Jan. 15. Beware every single Democratic presidential candidate when it comes to the Medicare prescription drug benefit. All of them would implement a change that would ruin one of the […]
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McConnell should listen to the public, let Bolton testify
Jan. 14. On questions of simple procedural fairness and common sense, the American people seem to be far wiser than Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. In a new poll, 66% of […]
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Dems bad x 3, plus Trump good on judges and Iran
This first piece was an official editorial of the Washington Examiner. The latter three are all personal columns by Quin. For the full pieces, follow the links embedded in the […]
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Republicans bad, four-fold (Tuberville edition)
Coach Tuberville commits personal foul in Bama Senate race (Jan. 7). As the wacky, high-profile Senate race in Alabama heats up with one top candidate’s release of a new TV […]
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Trump bad, four-fold
Conservatives should see Trump as the biggest loser (Dec. 13). Far too many conservatives excuse their embrace of President Trump by using the transactional argument that they must overlook his […]
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A dozen columns on impeachment
Tom Steyer absurdly was calling for impeachment before Trump even committed an offense (Dec. 19). Billionaire Tom Steyer began tonight’s presidential debate by giving a perfect example of why so […]
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On impeachment, where is nuance and statesmanship?
(Dec. 6) Where are today’s statesmen? Are there any? Evidence for their existence is slim. When a question as serious as impeachment looms, senators and representatives owe it to the public […]
