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( Aug. 23) No matter how many times Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz calls the Republican ticket “weird,” nothing can top the weirdness, or even perversity, of the Left’s fetish for pronoun prolixity. Most ordinary […]
(Sept. 2) Professional golfer Sahith Theegala showed again on Sept. 1 why golf is the sport where integrity matters most. In doing so, he brought back to me a memory nearly half […]
(Aug. 16) MOBILE, Alabama — The dread, unspoken but real, starts growing along the Gulf Coast at this time of year. The dread isn’t helped when the first sentence of […]
(Aug. 16) Not since the time when officials outrageously gave the Soviet basketball team three chances to make the gold-medal-winning shot over the U.S. in 1972 has an Olympic medal […]
(July 25) As we watch the Olympic Games this year, some of us oldsters lament a sort of innocence and sense of wonder that has been lost in the past […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, July 4) On this Independence Day, consider how a very few people, in very dire straits, made the difference for the very existence of the nation […]
[The excellent Jay Nordlinger of National Review saw fit to publish a note I sent him about Willie Mays. It’s about halfway down this piece here: https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/blowin-smoke/ My part reads […]
(June 18-19, written the night of Mays’ death, published around midnight central time) Even in the final years of Willie Mays’s baseball career, the great man slowed by nagging injuries, […]
(May 31) For years, purist fans of traditional New Orleans jazz have worried their favorite music is a dying art form. Oh, sure, something like trad jazz, loud and frenetic […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, June 2) Since the minute it was ratified, the First Amendment has been as clear as water on one thing: Government officials may not use their […]
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