Chris Pringle for Majority Leader
Last summer I wrote a column for al.com explaining why Mobile’s Republican state Rep. Chris Pringle would make a fine Speaker of the House. He didn’t get the post, but […]
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Encrypted apps pose puzzles for policymakers
By Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines; Secrecy for me but not for thee. Depending on which source you believe, Washington players from both the pro- and anti-Trump camps are using […]
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Bentley is right: Don’t tax groceries
By Quin Hillyer at al.com; Amidst the appearance of tawdriness surrounding Gov. Robert Bentley, it’s easy not to notice when he does something right. The governor, though, deserves great credit […]
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Round-up: Ukraine, Milo, the Taliban, and Obamacare
I invite you to read this interesting collection of articles, on widely divergent topics, below, in the return of the mostly weekly “Roundup.” — Quin — The insightful, morally serious […]
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Guest column: Washington’s birthday
My friend Steve Stone wrote this for what some call “Presidents Day” on Monday, but you’ll see from his column why I am proud to run it today, on George […]
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God’s ‘perfection’ is more than charity
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; By now, we “get it.” We understand. As all of this week’s standard readings tell us, and as both Old and New Testaments tell […]
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Bob Michel, conservative hero, R.I.P.
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; Former House Republican leader Bob Michel, who died Friday two weeks shy of his 94th birthday, should be remembered as a brave veteran […]
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Strange appointment still reeks
The appearance of a major conflict of interest, and of at least fudging the terms of what could be a criminal investigation, continues to haunt newly appointed U.S. Sen. Luther […]
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God will provide… if we look
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; Sometimes wisdom can be short and sweet — and columns need only be short and concise in order to pass on that message. I […]
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Strange appointment looks like corruption
At al.com, Kyle Whitmire makes a compelling case that the appointment of Luther Strange to the U.S Senate looks awfully fishy. It is well worth a close read, and thoughtful […]
