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(March 7) President Joe Biden could have done a truly constructive thing by writing in Tuesday’s New York Times about the need to save the Medicare system from insolvency. Instead, he spread lies and took […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Nov. 11) On this Veterans Day, let us not just praise the valor of those who served in the U.S. armed forces , but also do […]
(July 22) The bipartisan accord to reform the Electoral Count Act of 1887 is a laudable attempt to clarify and regularize the presidential vote-certifying process. But they haven’t quite got […]
(Dec. 9) The draft report of the “Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States” lived up to the hopes , not down to the fears , some of us held for […]
(March 17) Yes, let’s reform the filibuster. But no, don’t let Senate Democrats reform the filibuster. At least not the Democrats by themselves. Senate procedural reforms should be bipartisan. The […]
(Sept. 3) Senate Democrats are on the right track in considering revisions to the U.S. Senate’s filibuster rules rather than elimination of the filibuster altogether. Still, the Senate should make […]
(June 8) Police departments should not be defunded, but they should be reformed. Some reforms should be able to attract broad consensus. Herewith, then, are the ideas that should be […]
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; U.S. House factions trying to revive legislation reforming health-care policy should consider not just changes in bill language but several changes in outlook […]
The terrific new web publication Opportunity Lives stresses real-life success stories of conservative policies, or of people fruitfully putting into effect principles valued by conservatives. Here is my first column […]
At NRO today, I give kudos to Speaker John Boehner and various committee chiefs who are pushing some really good legislation, in a bipartisan way, that achieves Medicare reforms people […]
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