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Note: A less-than-perfect legislative attempt is far different than a “betrayal” or a “sell-out.” Let’s stop the demagoguery. I explain below. By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; The Republican […]
I invite you to read this interesting collection of articles, on widely divergent topics, below, in the return of the mostly weekly “Roundup.” — Quin — The insightful, morally serious […]
My good friend Deroy Murdock wrote a brilliant column the other day about how to replace Obamacare. It’s well worth a read. (Follow the link.) — Quin Here’s an excerpt: […]
by Quin Hillyer When people first watch and listen to presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, they sense that she is both tough and seemingly fearless, and they like it. And they […]
By Quin Hillyer Consistency is not exactly the greatest virtue of some of our U.S. Supreme Court justices. Setting aside deeper analysis of whose constitutional interpretations are most cogent or […]
Roberts Fundamentally Transforms SCOTUS into Super Legislature, by Daniel Horowitz; Obama Administration Wins King v. Burwell, by Scott McKay; Supreme Court routs raisin racket, by David B. Rivkin, Jr., and […]
My very, very quick reaction (within about two minutes of the decision) to Thursday’s Supreme Court decision on Obamacare was short and not at all sweet. Read it here. You […]
Exchanging Obamacare for patient freedom [re: a bill by Sen. Bill Cassidy], by David Hogberg. Journalism school challenges media to get tougher on California’s Obamacare exchange, by Sharyl Attkisson. Iran’s […]
I agree with much, but certainly not all, of this, but it is a very, very strongly argued case against the over-militarization of police. (We should strongly support police, but […]
This time we start with the world of sports… because while I’m not a big fan of Tiger Woods (but also not a big detractor either), this shows real heart, […]
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