Five Alive: Golf (2), budget, bias, bad judges
Follow the links embedded in the headlines. Golf’s best player? Brooks, no argument (May 20): Sports fans may not realize just how astonishingly good is golfer Brooks Koepka. With his […]
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Baseball suffers from algorithm overload
(May 15 column by Quin); A Red Sox vs. Rockies contest on Tuesday provided an excellent example of how “advanced metrics” are harming baseball. While the new metrics can show […]
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Bulldog Durham is good choice to investigate the investigators
(May 16 column by Quin); Attorney General William Barr has the right idea for investigating the investigators. Even for those of us who think some Trumpian fulminations about a “deep […]
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Biden grovels on crime bill; he should boast
(May 16 column by Quin); Democrats have moved so far leftward that now Joe Biden is apologizing for a 1994 crime bill that, yes, actually cut crime. Now the media is fact-checking […]
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Trump should butt out of DC 4th of July fete
(By Quin, May 13). President Trump and his extravagant ego are both out of line in their insistence that he be in charge of, make a speech at, and further increase […]
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Score four: Slush funds, faith-freedom, unions, and “the fifth”
For the full articles, follow the links embedded in the headlines; Curb bureaucratic slush funds (official Examiner editorial, May 19): Congress, by right, raises federal revenue and appropriates the dollars […]
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Trump’s ‘sport’ hurt vast numbers of innocent Americans
[May 8]: Donald Trump’s callous disregard for others is evident yet again in his series of Tweets on the morning of May 8 responding to the release of ten years of his […]
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Nadler’s show trial, not Barr, merits contempt
Official editorial of the Washington Examiner, May 9: It’s just three weeks since House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler subpoenaed the report without redactions, and all its underlying evidence, from special […]
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L’Arche founder Jean Vanier devoted his life to the disabled
(May 7): A remarkable man named Jean Vanier died Monday at age 90 in France, after spending a lifetime improving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with Down Syndrome and […]
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N.C. senator is right to be Burr under Trump’s saddle
(May 10): Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., is a hero. Or at least, he’s the one guy actually doing his job, while fellow Republican officeholders attacking him are party hacks. They […]
