Sunday Reflections, June 21: Christ amid the storm
The readings today can be found here. (Look at Track One, and use the second of the two suggested readings from Samuel along with Psalm 133 — although I won’t […]
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Roundup, June 19, 2015: Murdock on fire
The great Deroy Murdock eviscerates Hillary Clinton in The Clinton Foundation Reeks of Crooks, Thieves and Hoods. Also important: Conservative Groups Request House Investigation into Congress; Fraudulent Obamacare Appplications, by […]
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Save Alexander Hamilton!
Thursday in a blog post at National Review, I expressed quite a strong reaction to the idea of some historical illiterates to replace Alexander Hamilton’s face on the $10 bill. […]
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Daily Roundup, June 16: Denny Hastert and the Feds; Bureaucrats targeting Hillsdale College; and more…
Get past the fact that Hastert is not at all a sympathetic figure, and do read all the way through this piece. It is crucially important. The government is out […]
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Louisianans should still practice politics
In my final regular column for The Advocate in Louisiana, I lament the apparent passing of Louisianans’ habit of truly engaging, with gusto, in political life, even to the point […]
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Sunday Reflections, June 14: Parables
Today I skip all the rest of the readings and focus on the last line of today’s Gospel. The whole Gospel reading is Mark 4:26-34. The last half sentence is: […]
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Daily Roundup, June 12: AP history framework shows anti-American bias; Judicial originalism; and more…
AP US History Framework Won’t Give Students Grounding in Civic Virtues, by Mike Gonzalez; On Libertarian Originalism, by Ed Whelan; More Democrats Vote to Fund Congress Than Our Troops, by […]
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Sunday Reflections, June 7: St. Paul’s themes of hope
As is often the case, I find that of the readings for this week, the most eloquent, insightful and fulfilling comes from Paul’s letter — in this case, 2 Corinthians […]
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The US Defense Dept. should “buy American,” especially from disabled workers
Why is the military buying products made, perhaps, in China, and distributed by a warehouse somewhere in Afghanistan, rather than well-made, well-priced products they’ve been using for decades, produced by […]
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Daily Roundup, June 5: George Will’s commencement speech on higher ed; More Ex-Im Bank opposition; and more…
This 5-minute video by George Will is a gazillion shades of awesome. Everybody near college age, and ever parent with a child near college age, should watch it. Must watch […]
