Georgetown exemplifies decline in higher education
Last Friday’s roundup included a sad item about a stunningly misguided editorial at my old college paper, the Georgetown Hoya. I had hoped that would be the end of it. […]
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Why the Saints should trade down
In my earlier Saints mock drafts at this site, I predicted the Saints would trade down in the first round, and in doing so they would eventually draft UCLA inside […]
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Justice Kennedy and Marriage
With the Supreme Court set to hear oral arguments regarding same sex marriage today (April 28), Justice Anthony Kennedy seems to be in the middle. He’s written arguments on both […]
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Unicorns Have More Substance Than Core Supporters
Here, I challenge business leaders supporting Common Core to a debate.
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Rand Paul vs. Congressional Transparency
Sen. David Vitter (R-La) made it his admirable mission to force Congress and its employees to live under the same Obamacare regulations as everyone else. However, he received roadblocks from […]
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Daily Roundup, April 27: Jeff Sessions on viable nominees; Holder’s racial legacy; and more…
Sessions ahead of Lynch vote: No Senator should support nominee committed to violating Constitution, by Sen. Sessions’ office; Eric Holder’s legacy: All about race, by J. Christian Adams; Holder’s Legacy: […]
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Sunday Reflections, April 26
The Psalm today is the familiar 23rd, and the Gospel is John 10:11-18. Both use the comforting image of the good shepherd. When I was growing up in the Episcopal […]
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Daily Round-tripper, April 24: Willie Mays’ take on A-Rod; Why 2016 is so important; and more…
Why the Stakes in 2016 Are So High, by Fred Barnes; This is very long, but extremely important: Free Speech in Peril, by Myron Magnet; … … especially in light […]
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State flat tax proposal makes a lot of sense
While Sen. Richard Shelby garnered headlines with his federal flat-tax proposal, two state officials propose the same thing for the Alabama income tax. State Sen. Bill Hightower of Mobile and […]
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Daily Roundup, April 23: Immigrant numbers hit 8-year high; GOP leadership is anti-conservative;…and more
Whether you think this is for good or for ill, this is interesting: Immigrant Population to Hit Highest Percentage Ever in 8 Years, By Karen Zeigler and Steven A. Camarota […]
