Capital punishment via nitrogen is ‘cruel and unusual’
(May 24) MOBILE, Alabama, and NEW ORLEANS — What part of the words “cruel and unusual” do lawmakers in Louisiana and Alabama not understand? Imposing outlandish cruelty while inviting a […]
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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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Alabama and Idaho bolster parental rights and options
(March 25, official editorial of the Washington Examiner) State by state, parental rights and parental choice are being vindicated and promoted, even as the federal government and some bad judges work to erode the […]
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No need for ‘ebony’ in Amber Alerts
(August 4) Racial obsessions clearly have reached absurdly feverish levels when some people say even the search for missing persons should be segregated. Not content with the hugely successful Amber Alert […]
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Court and Bama legislators all screw up redistricting
Two columns on Alabama redistricting, first on how the Supreme Court screwed it up, then how the state legislature stubbornly made it even worse. …. (July 17) The Alabama state […]
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Supreme Court endorses racialist gerrymandering
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, June 11) Chief Justice John Roberts famously wrote in a 2006 political redistricting case that “it is a sordid business, this divvying us up by race.” In a […]
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Tax cuts aren’t always the right conservative answer
(Nov. 16) Credit one veteran conservative Republican legislator for understanding what real fiscal responsibility means. Chris Pringle, just elected speaker pro tem of the Alabama House of Representatives, offered a word […]
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First Amendment speech/press bonanza!!
A bonanza of six, count them six, columns on First Amendment (and closely related) topics. [Links to each full column embedded in each headline.] College student survey makes future look […]
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A two-fer on why Bama redistricting really is okay
The Supreme Court should not make a twisted hodge-podge of redistricting law even worse by throwing out Alabama’s congressional map. Two pieces below explain why. (Links to full columns embedded […]
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On the primaries in Alabama and Georgia
Why Katie Britt ran so far ahead in Bama Senate primary (May 25): Rather than serving as any sort of national harbinger, the Republican primary election results in Alabama this […]
