These bad drivers deserve purgatory
(Feb. 21) Every five years or so, the everyday transgressions of fellow citizens merit the same level of opprobrium this space usually bestows on corrupt or feckless public figures. Frankly, […]
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(Feb. 21) Every five years or so, the everyday transgressions of fellow citizens merit the same level of opprobrium this space usually bestows on corrupt or feckless public figures. Frankly, […]
By Quin Hillyer /
(Feb. 21-22) No matter what the official calendar says, today is not some generic “Presidents Day,” but the ritual observance of tomorrow’s George Washington’s birthday. Washington was a great man […]
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(Feb. 17) The casual racism of the establishment media has been around forever. And for more than 30 years, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has been a particular target of […]
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Three pieces about the Left behaving badly about racial matters, creating racial conflicts where none need exist. (Links to each full piece embedded in each headline.) ‘Anti-racism’ trainers spend all […]
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(Feb. 11) By choosing the late linebacker Sam Mills for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the selection committee corrects an oversight typical with players for small-market teams and rewards […]
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Herein, two columns, one written when the IRS had really bad plans for the summer, the second written after the IRS scrapped the bad plans. (Links to full columns are […]
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(Feb. 2) A coalition of Olympic athletes is, quite admirably, planning to boycott the opening ceremonies of the games in Beijing, but there’s something additional they can do that would […]
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(Feb. 2) Georgetown University law students have been victimized — not by a tweet from legal scholar Ilya Shapiro, but by their own law school’s administration. The insult to them […]
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(Jan. 25) For people who didn’t suffer through the first 21 years of the New Orleans Saints football team or endure Hurricane Katrina, it is almost impossible to imagine the distress caused […]
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(Jan. 27) The debate about whether (alleged) steroid users Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame — answered again this week, barely, with a “no” […]
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