Four pieces defending parts of Trump-world
Readers of this site will know I am hardly a fan of Donald Trump, but fair is fair: When he or his people are wrongly criticized or treated, I will […]
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Dems favor infanticide, but media blasts Republicans
Politico smears Republicans for fighting infanticide If anyone wonders why so many people hate, detest, despise the establishment media, witness Politico’s “news” article Monday night about Senate Democrats’ defeat of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors […]
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Three shots against biased media portrayals
All by Quin Hillyer in the Washington Examiner (link to full articles embedded in the headlines): Bless Lara Logan (formerly of CBS) for calling out liberal media bias: Serious praise […]
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The media’s treatment of Karen Pence was sickening
Three separate pieces stemming from the outrageously biased, anti-religious coverage the establishment media provided for the (non-) story that the vice president’s wife is teaching at a Christian school. This […]
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Kavanaugh likely was innocent
Two pieces by Quin, at The American Spectator, from the week between hearings and confirmation. Follow the links in the headlines to see the full columns. Ford’s timeline doesn’t make […]
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Media Dog Ben Carson, but Bite Own Tails
In a long day in Mobile, Ala., on Thursday, Dr. Ben Carson struck all the right grace notes, creating as vivid a contrast with Donald Trump’s histrionic August visit as […]
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WSJ: Scare quotes for “religious freedom,” not for “gay rights”
For the second time in six weeks (the first time was here), I found a Wall Street Journal “news” story so biased as to merit focused condemnation. This time, the […]
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Shelby’s Shakedown Shuffle
(THIS COLUMN IS AN EXCLUSIVE HERE AT QUINHILLYER.COM) by Quin Hillyer Is Alabama’s 80 year-old U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby a “shakedown” artist? State House Speaker Mike Hubbard says so. […]
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Landrieu’s last Lap? A cornucopia of coverage….
In the past month I’ve published a number of pieces, big and small, on the runoff in the Louisiana Senate race. The most comprehensive was here, in a 1,600-word feature […]
