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Three columns about various House GOP policy documents (with full columns embedded in each headline) Republican Study Committee gets specific and positive (Sept. 29): The House Republican Study Committee “gets […]
(March 2) Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds bolstered her party’s electoral appeal to suburbia with a well-crafted and winsomely delivered speech Tuesday night. Indeed, large portions of Reynolds’s remarks, which came […]
(Aug. 24) One of the best and most important speeches of either national convention came from a young lady named Natalie Harp, a onetime bone cancer patient who quite appropriately […]
(April 22) The life of John Treen, who died last week of the coronavirus at age 94, is an example of how even fair and accurate headlines can nonetheless fail […]
Three separate posts about South Carolina Republican Tim Scott joining a smear of a judicial nominee, without giving a single specific reason. His behavior here has been shameful. The first […]
By Quin Hillyer at National Review Online; State legislators often receive too little attention, but one being buried today in Louisiana merits gratitude from conservatives nationwide. Charlie Lancaster, a state […]
By Quin Hillyer at The Wall Street Journal; The life of Lee James Sr. was testament to individual virtue. The Aug. 2 memorial service for him paid homage to that […]
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; For the vast majority of Washington lawmakers now, Greece is the word. That small Mediterranean country began to suffer its infamous, devastating debt crisis […]
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner, Feb.7 (before the House had voted on it); The federal budget deal worked out in the Senate on Wednesday is wildly irresponsible. The […]
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Sen. John McCain may be the single Republican officeholder most unpopular right now with his party’s rank and file, but his actions this […]
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