A veritable smorgasbord of articles
For each column/editorial in this smorgasbord, follow the link embedded in the headline to read the whole piece. Senator Ben Sasse shows Reaganesque outlook and insight (June 7): Sen. Ben […]
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Don’t ‘calibrate’ against Russia; WIN the war.
Two columns against our over-hesitant help for Ukraine against Russia. Expelling Russia from Interpol should be just the barest start (April 26): Republican U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska is […]
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Conservative Sen. Ben Sasse outclassed Sen. Chris Murphy
(March 18) Republican Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska ran rings around Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, on the Senate floor Thursday, making three important points in the process. Earlier, Murphy had tweeted out […]
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Biden lets China off the hook for espionage
Two column about a bizarre decision by Biden to drop a program that stopped intellectual property theft and espionage. (Links to full columns within each headline.) Biden dismantles a key […]
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On Biden’s (mostly) and Trump’s debacle in Afghanistan
Two columns on how the current Afghanistan horrors could have been avoided. (August 16: U.S. should have stayed in Afghanistan) The humanitarian, diplomatic, and military disaster unfolding in Afghanistan right […]
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Why the electoral challenges were bogus
Two columns on why the challenges should never have been made (with links to full pieces embedded in the headlines). Pence had no power, at all, to overrule certified election […]
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Trump’s payroll tax delay is bad economics and bad law
(Aug. 7.) (Note: After I wrote this column below, Trump did indeed sign the executive order in question. Conservative Republican U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska said Trump’s action was […]
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Kemp past, Kemp future… with some Sasse as well
Three pieces, the first one before the Jack Kemp Foundation’s tenth anniversary dinner, the last two written afterwards. All three are about how we should think and talk about politics: […]
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A challenger must rebuild civil society eroded by Trump
August 8: When I launched a virtual candidacy to challenge Donald Trump for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination, it made an appeal based on “debt, decency, and diplomacy.” As the parts […]
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A virtual challenger against Trump. Then a real one.
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner, June 19. Now that President Trump has officially announced he will be a candidate for reelection, it’s time for a Republican to provide […]
