Conservative judge Thapar makes stand for ‘ordinary people’
(Sept. 4) Judge Amul Thapar of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit last week wrote an opinion showing again that conservative jurisprudence is often likely to favor […]
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Some of KBJ’s prepared testimony sounded almost conservative
(March 22) Numerous conservative legal leaders have been tweeting, quite correctly, that Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson began the interrogation part of her hearings sounding almost like a […]
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It’s time to praise Liz Cheney
(Jan. 24) Rep. Liz Cheney last weekend enjoyed the good fortune of having a political adversary unwittingly tell the complimentary truth about her. That truth about Cheney’s philosophical soundness is […]
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Why a third presidential candidate is needed
By Quin Hillyer; Readers of this site already know of my belief that Donald Trump is morally, experientially, temperamentally, attitudinally and philosophically unfit for the Oval Office. I do not believe […]
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How Conservative Reforms Really Did Work
The terrific new web publication Opportunity Lives stresses real-life success stories of conservative policies, or of people fruitfully putting into effect principles valued by conservatives. Here is my first column […]
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Felix Veritas: Trump’s traction sends GOP field a message – Grow a spine!
By Felix Veritas By now everyone’s aware of Donald Trump’s escalating poll numbers and increasing traction among Republican voters. While his opposition – both GOP and Democrat – dismiss it […]
