Is Secretary of State Pompeo corrupt?
(May 21) Something looks rotten in the State Department of Mike Pompeo. An NBC News report added more reason to suspect the judgment, fiscal responsibility, and even integrity of Pompeo. […]
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Jeff Sessions’ letter is right: He was right to recuse
(May 12) In one particular part of a remarkable open letter to citizens of Alabama, former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions finally makes a crucial point about why he recused […]
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Two Key Aspects of the Michael Flynn controversy
I must admit, this feels odd. I have almost no sympathy for Gen. Flynn, who seems to me to have shown bad ethics or bad judgment on multiple occasions — […]
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Arbery killing shows dangers of vigilantism
(May 11) It’s not just the racism, but the vigilantism too. In the now-infamous killing of black Georgian jogger Ahmaud Arbery, there is much to be said, much of it […]
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Don Siegelman tries, but fails, to get out like Flynn
(May 15) Former Alabama governor Don Siegelman shouldn’t get away with his latest attempt to finagle exoneration for long-ago crimes. Siegelman, whose term from 1999-2003 made him the last Democrat […]
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A combination of three reasons Biden should withdraw
(May 11) Joe Biden should withdraw from the presidential race — for multiple reasons. He should do so for reasons related to a sexual assault allegation, China, and his own […]
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Fox News wrongly sued; Trump wrong again on tariffs
Two completely unrelated pieces. For the full columns, follow the links embedded in the headlines. Lawsuit blaming Fox news for COVID-19 threatens First Amendment (May 14): A judge on a […]
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A Twitter union joke cannot be a federal case
(May 4) Somebody needs to send administrative law judge Kenneth Chu back to the salt mines. On April 27, Chu issued one of the silliest rulings imaginable in finding Ben […]
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V-E Day at 75, as the coronavirus rampages
(May 8) The 75th anniversary of Victory-in-Europe Day is a sobering commemoration, and somewhat sadly ironic. When the free world (plus the despicable Soviet Empire) celebrated V-E Day on May […]
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Planned Parenthood won tort damages, but lost in big picture
(May 6) A liberal federal judge barely salvaged First Amendment rights in a complicated decision involving secret videotapes, alleged racketeering, and the involvement of Planned Parenthood officials in the trade […]
