The week in protests
Actually, two weeks. Here in Mobile, in DC, in numerous airports, and at Berkeley, people have lost a sense of what is a legitimate public protest and what is an […]
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Roundup: Iraq, Jeff Sessions, Gorsuch, and more
Several interesting pieces to read: First, Soon-to-be U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is often criticized by libertarians. Columnist Deroy Murdock is an outspoken libertarian. But Murdock comes rushing to Sessions’ […]
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Jeff Sessions Trumps the NAACP
By Quin Hillyer published at National Review Online, Jan. 5; Mobile, Ala. — When national and local NAACP leaders staged a sit-in here in Senator Jeff Sessions’s Mobile office, they […]
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How Jeff Sessions fought against racial disparities
Please read this whole Wall Street Journal piece here. No sooner did President-elect Donald Trump name his pick for attorney general, Sen. Jeff Sessions, than allegations of racism began to fly. A writer at […]
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No, I haven’t attacked the fine senator, Jeff Sessions
— by Quin; Please allow me to defend myself from an absurd attack by the Yellowhammer News site. The other day, YN ran a headline about me that began like […]
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Sunday reflections: on “material cooperation” with (political) evil
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; U.S. Appeals Court Judge William Pryor (11th Circuit), a devout Catholic, wrote an interesting, short reflection last week about a judge’s duty to […]
