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 […]
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How Strange Got Less Than Moore
By Quin Hillyer in the New York Times; Mobile, Ala. — Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore delivered a striking rebuke Tuesday to President Trump and the Senate majority leader, […]
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At NYT: Sessions’ loyalty outclasses Trump’s
By Quin Hillyer at the New York Times; MOBILE, Ala. — Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions, the Queens-born developer and the Alabama lawyer, are finding that similar positions on political issues […]
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Justice Gorsuch shows clarity, eloquence
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) With leftist outfits predictably aghast and conservatives thrilled with the performance so far of new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, what often gets lost in the focus […]
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Ten years of writing about Steve Scalise
As a tribute to Steve Scalise, whose career I have closely followed since I met him as he was leaving LSU way back in 1989, see herewith a compilation (follow […]
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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 […]
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We won’t stop asking for God’s blessings
“It’s one thing to say that politicians shouldn’t necessarily assume that everybody is a believer, and should perhaps find ways to sound more inclusive. It’s quite another thing to assert […]
