The Wondrous Fall of the Berlin Wall
(Nov. 9) The greatest climactic event of the 20th century occurred 30 years ago Saturday, Nov. 9, as thousands of Germans pushed through, climbed over, and began tearing down the Berlin […]
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Louisiana governor’s race crashes into racial gutter
(Nov. 5) With Louisiana’s gubernatorial election less than two weeks away, what had been a rather boring campaign has suddenly veered into the gutter. The desperate, late plays of the “race […]
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Jeff Sessions disappoints, but the race is wide open
Two pieces on Sessions’ entry into the Senate race, the first just before he announced, the other just after. Follow the links embedded in the headlines to read the full […]
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Testimony by three diplomats hurts Trump’s case
Diplomats Volker and Sondland make quid and quo look bad (Nov. 5). In the midst of his now-released testimony to the House Intelligence Committee, former diplomat Kurt Volker confirmed a […]
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The U.S. doesn’t need Trump as its savior
(Nov.4) One of the worst aspects of Trump-world is its rampant sense of apocalyptic panic. The idea, as it was put in the headline of an Oct. 14 column that a friend […]
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How statesmen really should act: Reagan, Kemp, Treen
These three all came from the heart, and they involve important ideals. Please take the time to read each of them. (Links to full columns embedded in the headlines.) Today’s […]
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Upholding conservative ideals
Three ways in which conservatives, indeed all Americans, should strive to uphold high standards and key principles. For the full columns, follow the links embedded in the headlines. Why President […]
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Jeff Sessions shouldn’t run, but he deserves to win
Two sides of the question about Sessions thinking of making a Senate comeback. Follow the links embedded in the headlines. Despite Trump’s tantrums, Sessions would be great choice for a […]
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All sides remain wrong on impeachment
The presidential impeachment effort keep bringing out the worst from all sides. To read the full explanations from the following four columns, please click the links embedded in the headlines. […]
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Two court cases: Little Sisters, and Taylor Energy
Follows the links embedded in the headlines to read the full columns involving two fascinating court cases. California judges trample rights of Little Sisters of the Poor (Oct. 24). Federal […]
