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By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner, March 7; Mind-numbing ignorance. Severe moral confusion. Willfully blinkered (il)logic and (mis)judgment. If poll results reported this week are confirmed in subsequent surveys, […]
Politico smears Republicans for fighting infanticide If anyone wonders why so many people hate, detest, despise the establishment media, witness Politico’s “news” article Monday night about Senate Democrats’ defeat of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors […]
Note: Official editorial (not published as Hillyer personal column) of the Washington Examiner: Pro-life activists now have another reason to be pleased that they gambled that President Trump, despite his […]
… Plus, Arthur Ashe, in another example of moral authority. Parole for drug lord Rayful Edmond? Ask permission from Coach Thompson: A mind-boggling story just out about one of Washington, D.C.’s most […]
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Two articles published this week should make us bemoan anew the continuing decline of the humanities in prestige and popularity, on college campuses […]
Two blog posts: Washington Post smears evangelicals, again The Washington Post is up to its old, awful, anti-Christian tricks. Twenty six-years, to the week, after being forced to retract a front-page description […]
Baseball, and America, lost a true hero Thursday when Hall of Famer Frank Robinson died of bone cancer at age 83. Robinson was a hero, not just because he was one […]
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner (Jan. 31); Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has acted wisely in telling FBI Director Christopher Wray that he has some explaining […]
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner (Feb. 1); In one of the starkest examples of how far new Republicanism has moved away from the old Republican establishment, new Florida […]
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; There once was a rule of journalistic ethics that a “straight news” reporter refrained from gratuitous labels and judgments pertaining to the subjects […]
