Republicans bad, four-fold (Tuberville edition)
Coach Tuberville commits personal foul in Bama Senate race (Jan. 7). As the wacky, high-profile Senate race in Alabama heats up with one top candidate’s release of a new TV […]
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Trump’s flaws, foreign and domestic
(For both of these Trump-skeptic pieces, you can read the full article by clicking on the links embedded in the headlines.) Moral hygiene is needed to fix Trump’s failed foreign […]
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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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Byrne Bill May Help Avoid Government Shutdowns
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; Wouldn’t it be nice if Congress could pass its spending bills in an orderly fashion without threat of a government “shutdown”? No false […]
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Time to ‘unearmark’ Alabama revenues
By Quin Hillyer, a Mobile-based Contributing Editor for National Review Online. His new novel, Mad Jones, Heretic, is available now at Amazon.com. Reformers in Alabama never seem to win, but that […]
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On budget, Greece is the word
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; For the vast majority of Washington lawmakers now, Greece is the word. That small Mediterranean country began to suffer its infamous, devastating debt crisis […]
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Roundup: Conservatives unhappy, and other stories
Stories from various sources, well worth reading (follow the links) — Quin First, from the thoughtful Left, Victoria Bassetti of the Brennan Center raises some procedural points I largely agree […]
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Two major problems in Alabama
Two pieces by Quin Hillyer at Yellowhammer News; Alabama needs ‘local option’ government: In my opening column for the new and improved Yellowhammer News, one of my paragraphs made this assertion: Alabama’s […]
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Trump’s Budget: Bust, or Brilliant?
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) President Trump’s new ten-year budget plan, released this week in unusual fashion while he is abroad and without official comment, is being generally considered a starting point […]
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Trump budget might — perhaps — just work
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; President Trump’s still-fuzzy proposal to cut $54 billion next year from non-defense spending is ambitious and politically questionable, but it is neither unprecedented […]
