Netanyahu should, and can, rise above his character flaws
(Nov. 2) Benjamin Netanyahu will take office again as the prime minister of Israel with one last chance to be remembered more for governing successes than for personal failings. U.S. […]
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There are better choices for wetlands than big diversion
(Oct. 22. NOLA.COM) There are better ways to rebuild Louisiana’s wetlands. It’s not too late to stop a long-imagined but misguided $2 billion project to divert up to 75,000 cubic […]
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All related to politics or the November elections
Herein, five columns on various aspects affecting the November elections, or broader politics. [Link to full column embedded in each headline.] Romney should endorse Lee in Utah Senate race (Oct. […]
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Will woke Montpelier bankrupt the National Trust?
(Oct. 17) When the board of the National Trust for Historic Preservation meets later this week, high on its list of concerns certainly will be the parlous financial state of […]
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Getting voting disputes wrong, three times
Perhaps never before in U.S. history have so many controversies surrounded so many aspects of our voting systems. Herewith, three different ways various people wrongly complain. (Links to full stories […]
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Biden administration goes one for five
There’s not much the Biden administration has done that is praiseworthy, but the second piece below sorta-kinda makes up for the first one. On the other three topics, the president […]
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Still shakin’ it boss, still shakin’ it
(Oct. 14, “Your Land” culture short) https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/cool-hand-shake It has been three months since a spate of stories announced that handshakes, supposedly banished forever due to COVID-19, were making a comeback. […]
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Sotomayor understands Thomas, but media doesn’t get it
(Oct. 21) Pundits are marveling on Friday about liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor praising the personal decency of conservative colleague Clarence Thomas , but what’s really amiss is the pundits’ own assumptions. Political views […]
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Dems won’t let public know why IRS destroyed 30 million records
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Oct. 8) If ordinary taxpayers fail to file returns, congressional Democrats hire 87,000 new IRS agents to punish them. Yet if the IRS destroys 30 million “tax information” returns without […]
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FBI’s armed raid looks more and more unforgivable
(Oct. 3) Twelve U.S. senators have written a letter demanding answers about an armed raid on the child-filled home of a pro-life activist. That’s great, but why haven’t the other 88 senators […]
