Remembering the pre-murder view of O.J. Simpson
(April 11) It is hard now to remember this, but football great and likely murderer O.J. Simpson, who died Wednesday, once was considered one of the “good guys” in sports. […]
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Rep. Garret Graves is a big disappointment
(The Advocate/T-P, April 21) U.S. Rep. Garret Graves is fighting for his political life in a redistricting battle, but it may be no great loss if he fails. He has […]
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Stephen Moore would ‘unleash prosperity’
(April 19) When the pandemic was in its earliest days of raging through a frightened world, as big governments forced shutdowns and threw fake money at the resultant financial devastation, […]
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Brewbaker is running an honorable campaign in AL-2
MOBILE, Alabama — Here in Alabama, in a unique race in a bizarre district mandated by misguided judges, one Republican congressional candidate is trying to prove politics can be conducted […]
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NATO at 75: The best world alliance ever
(April 4) Belatedly I noticed that today is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, so I write more in haste (to not miss the […]
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Buttigieg makes really dumb argument for electric vehicles
(April 4) In a single argument in favor of government subsidies and mandates for electric vehicles, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg evinced a vast lack of logic that, alas, is all […]
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Youngkin wisely vetoes marijuana bill in Virginia
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, April 2) Credit Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) not just for vetoing a bill last month that would have created a retail marijuana market but also for […]
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Why isn’t Biden focusing on the American hostages in Gaza?
(April 2) Edan Alexander. Omer Neutra. Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Sagui Dekel-Chen. Keith Siegel. These are the five Americans still held hostage in Gaza by Hamas terrorists. Hamas also killed at least […]
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No Labels should have run Bill Cassidy for president
Just two days day before the No Labels group announced — as I feared would happen — that it is not going to run a ticket in the presidential campaign, […]
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Gershkovich is imprisoned, but Putin is the punk
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, March 30) For over a year, Russia has wrongly imprisoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. This is egregious behavior but not an isolated example, and the United States must step […]
