KBJ didn’t always shoot straight
(March 23) As the Senate hearings on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson unfold, we should find increasingly troubling Jackson’s tendency toward rank sophistry. While it is indeed […]
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The way the questions should have been asked to KBJ
(March 21) [Written before the hearings began] Legitimate reasons exist to ask Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson probing questions about her jurisprudential philosophy. Those questions, however, should be sober […]
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Education Department wisely ditches racial 1619 Project
(July 20) Common sense and decency finally won when Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona abandoned a proposed requirement that grants for civic education incorporate the outlook of the badly flawed 1619 Project. Likewise, it is […]
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The essential, explosive (!!!!!!!!) lawsuit against Critical Race Theory
Herein, please see two columns on a lawsuit out of Evanston, Ill., against the hideously misnamed “anti-racism” claptrap taught in so many schools, churches, and corporate settings these days, in […]
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Moderation, not radical coercion, can lessen racial divide
(July 8) Apropos of all the race-infused obsessions in today’s culture, please allow some old-style common sense and decency. The word “racism” in itself has nothing to do with “power,” […]
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The Left is wrong in the culture wars
Two columns and an official Washington Examiner editorial on aspects of today’s culture wars. To read each of the full pieces, please click on the link embedded in their headlines….. […]
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Race-obsessed Gupta belongs nowhere near Justice Department
(March 17, official editorial of the Washington Examiner) Ordinarily, senators should defer to the president on executive-branch appointments. But Justice Department nominee Vanita Gupta is too radical to merit such […]
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The Left’s fake ‘anti-racism’ exacerbates racism
Racism is very real, and it ought to be combatted. Today’s radical Left, though, pushed noxious notions under the mere guise of fighting racism. Herewith, three column on related subjects, […]
