NYT smeared a law clerk friend of Clarence Thomas
(Feb. 25) The New York Times Magazine just slandered a young judicial clerk without acknowledging she was cleared by an official judicial inquiry. The smear of Crystal Clanton came in the course […]
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The truth about Georgia’s law and vote fraud
Two semi-related pieces on vote fraud. To read the full columns, please follow the links embedded in each headline. Delta chief is way out of line with counter-factual criticism of […]
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American public is right to disdain media establishment
(Aug. 5) The establishment media continues to become more and more unpopular — for a very good reason. A major survey came out this week showing deep distrust in the […]
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NY Times advances my story on Tuberville’s crooked hedge fund
(Note: This is a story from the Sunday New York Times that further advances the piece I first wrote about here. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. […]
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America is better than unpatriotic ingrates say it is
(July 3). As this wonderful nation prepares to celebrate Independence Day, please forgive me for expressing a bit of righteous contempt for ungrateful Americans who fail to appreciate the blessings […]
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New York Times slimes Virginia Thomas
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; There once was a rule of journalistic ethics that a “straight news” reporter refrained from gratuitous labels and judgments pertaining to the subjects […]
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In defense of the NYT’s anonymous writer
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; The “senior official” of the Trump administration who anonymously wrote a New York Times op-ed to assert that “the president continues to act […]
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New uranium probe helps recall Clinton perfidy
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) A new Department of Commerce investigation into whether imported uranium poses a national security risk serves as a reminder that Bill and Hillary Clinton played a role in reducing […]
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NYT: Wild-ish campaign, even w/out Roy Moore
By Quin Hillyer at the New York Times; Mobile, Ala. — After hyperventilating through last December’s special-election version of a house of horrors, Alabama voters shrugged their collective shoulders this […]
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Why the Moore-Jones race remains volatile
By Quin Hillyer at the New York Times; Mobile, Ala. — In a curious way, the sex-abuse allegations against Roy Moore, the Alabama Republican Senate candidate, may actually be helping […]
