Two before Louisiana’s governor’s race
Louisiana Republican tried Trumpism with a twist (Nov. 11). NEW ORLEANS — In the race for Louisiana governor that culminates this coming Saturday, Republican Eddie Rispone is doing a remarkable job […]
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Louisiana governor’s race crashes into racial gutter
(Nov. 5) With Louisiana’s gubernatorial election less than two weeks away, what had been a rather boring campaign has suddenly veered into the gutter. The desperate, late plays of the “race […]
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There is no ‘deep state,’ and other insights
Six miscellaneous pieces by Quin, with the first especially worth reading. (For the full columns, follow the links embedded in the headlines.) Bannon label’s ‘deep state’ theory as lunacy (Oct.5). […]
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Two on LA’s Kennedy, one on crocodile tears
Three news-aggregation pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines. Follow the links in the headlines for the full stories. Sen. Kennedy: Some Dems Have No Soul, Mothers Didn’t Breast-Feed Them: […]
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Charlie Lancaster, Louisiana legend, R.I.P.
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; State legislators often receive too little attention, but one being buried today in Louisiana merits gratitude from conservatives nationwide. Charlie Lancaster, a state […]
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LA Legislators Honor the Late Kevin Kane
By Quin Hillyer at NRO’s The Corner; Deroy Murdock and I wrote last October about the death by cancer, at age 50, of our dear friend Kevin Kane, who founded […]
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Even a 12-year-old can see that Trump’s whines are absurd
When I was 12 years old, I cast real votes for Ronald Reagan for president. Well, kinda sorta. No matter how you look at it, though, my experience at the […]
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Jim Guirard, patriot: RIP
By Quin Hillyer; Some people serve their country for years, very well, without the recognition and thanks that is their due. So it was with Jim Guirard, who died on […]
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Race for LA Governor Raises the Undead
by Quin Hillyer A year ago, the Louisiana Democratic party seemed as dead as its allegedly habitual voters from New Orleans cemeteries. Yet with a governor’s race quickening to its […]
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Louisianans should still practice politics
In my final regular column for The Advocate in Louisiana, I lament the apparent passing of Louisianans’ habit of truly engaging, with gusto, in political life, even to the point […]
