George Will: Trump bowed low to Putin
(Column by George Will, Aug. 18) As flaccid as a boned fish, Donald Trump crumpled quicker than even Vladimir Putin probably anticipated. The former KGB agent currently indicted for war crimes […]
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George Will: Supreme Court messes up redistricting case
(By George Will, originally in the Washington Post, July 2) Sixty years ago this summer, Congress enacted the nation-transforming Voting Rights Act. Soon, however, Congress and a deferential Supreme Court, by […]
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George Will: Trump and Co. refuse to understand Putin’s evil
(Column by George Will, June 6) Recently, 20,000 people were evacuated from the center of the German city of Cologne because of a timely reminder from the past: three unexploded bombs […]
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GEORGE WILL: Trump does what Putin wants
(Column by George Will in the Washington Post, May 7, with sarcasm dripping from his keyboard) So this is “the art of the deal.” The author of the book with […]
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Pete du Pont, a politician of substance, R.I.P.
(May 10) Former Delaware Gov. Pete du Pont, who died Saturday at age 86, ran the single most ideas-heavy presidential campaign in my lifetime. Some conservatives just wish he had […]
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Blasting Bennett’s blast at Will for wrongly blasting Pence
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; William Bennett, formerly education secretary under President Ronald Reagan and self-appointed moral thermometer, could stand to learn from his earlier self. Last weekend, […]
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Gorsuch wrongly saved felonious alien
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; ome conservative analysts are unwisely praising Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch for joining the court’s four committed liberals to keep a felonious immigrant […]
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Other stuff: Various interesting pieces
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) Republican U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona may be retiring, but he’s not going without putting up a fight on behalf of homeowners he says are being unfairly treated by […]
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Conservatives all over the map in grading Trump
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) New Republican presidents usually enjoy an extra-long “honeymoon” on the political right, but Donald Trump instead continues to attract spectacularly divergent reviews even from those on his […]
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New York Slimes gins up non-story on ethics
Personal commentary by Quin Hillyer; At the Washington Post, moderate-conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin takes up the case of Robert Eitel, formerly the second-ranking lawyer in the GW Bush Education Department […]
