Hunter Biden must be probed, but Trump should steer clear
(Dec. 17) It would be tremendously inappropriate for President Trump to force the naming of a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, son of the president-elect. However, it might be […]
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Right wingers behaving badly
Two columns. Links embedded in headlines. No excuse for protest at home of Michigan Secretary of State (Dec. 7): A Dec. 5 incident in Michigan shows again that it is […]
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Trump’s court fights now must end
Three different columns on Trump’s fruitless court fights. (Links to full pieces embedded in the headlines.) Texas’ challenge was unconservative and unconstitutional (Dec. 11): The Supreme Court told Texas to […]
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Gen. Flynn’s call for martial law is beneath contempt
(Dec. 3) Just days after receiving a controversial pardon from President Trump, retired Gen. Michael Flynn showed some of the character defects that got him into hot water in the […]
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NASDAQ goes idiotically ‘politically correct’
(Dec. 2) The Securities and Exchange Commission ought to reject a proposal from the NASDAQ Stock Exchange that would require diversity quotas on the boards of companies listed on its […]
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Kurt Russell tells actors to stop spouting off
(Dec. 3) We’ve all become so accustomed by now to Hollywood actors spouting off about politics that it shocks us when a big star spouts off against Hollywood politicking. That’s […]
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R.I.P., Rafer Johnson, Great American
(Dec. 3) Olympic decathlon gold medalist Rafer Johnson, who died Dec. 3 at age 86, epitomized the phrase “American hero.” When his event’s winner was known universally as “the world’s […]
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Congress has a bad ‘relief’ idea and a good one
Two columns. (Nov. 30) Deferred Payroll taxes must be paid. Lawmakers and some taxpayers will face a year-end mess because of an ill-advised executive action earlier this year by President […]
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Trump should listen to Barr
(Dec. 1) President Trump should heed Attorney General William Barr’s announcement that the Justice Department has not found enough evidence of vote fraud to change the presidential election result. “To […]
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Of William F. Buckley, the Pilgrims, and Gratitude
(Nov. 26) Conservative intellectual giant William F. Buckley once lamented that too many Westerners “accept without any thought the patrimony we all enjoy,” and he wrote a wonderful little book […]
