Trump’s inexcusable incitement of violence
(Nov. 1) Even with his political career at serious risk of being destroyed, President Trump can’t seem to avoid doing or saying things that remind people why he is detestable. […]
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On Trump’s awful foreign policy
(Oct. 21) President Trump’s campaign is complaining that the last debate will cover a wide array of topics, rather than focusing on foreign policy as originally expected. Instead of complaining, […]
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Two crucial policy lessons from Trump’s COVID-19 case
Links embedded in the headlines of both these important thought pieces stemming from Trump’s infection with the coronavirus: Congress should act to forestall an incapacity-related crisis (Oct. 2): Congress should […]
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New doc exonerates Bolton, eviscerates Trump
(Sept. 23) The Trump administration again looks terrible and former national security adviser John Bolton looks significantly better after the delivery of a remarkably informative letter from the senior official […]
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The Left’s fake ‘anti-racism’ exacerbates racism
Racism is very real, and it ought to be combatted. Today’s radical Left, though, pushed noxious notions under the mere guise of fighting racism. Herewith, three column on related subjects, […]
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Trump the semi-good, and Trump the awful
Two columns on different aspects of our ubiquitous president…. (Link to full column embedded in headlines.) Trump’s new Supreme Court list is semi-cynical mixed bag (Sept. 9): At first glance, […]
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Biden had a successful event in Kenosha
(Sept. 4) With a night to reflect on Joe Biden’s lengthy Sept. 3 appearance in Kenosha, Wisconsin, please allow a few general impressions leading to the conclusion that it was […]
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‘Cancel culture,’ and especially riots, are stains on the Left
Two columns by Quin on the Left’s extremism. For each full column, click on the link in the respective headlines. GOP will benefit from backlash to ‘cancel culture’ (Aug. 26): […]
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Trump, GOP merit credit for ‘right to try’ new medicines
(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 […]
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Trump’s ‘Agenda’ insults our intelligence
If Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s acceptance speech was full of gauzy platitudes with few real policy specifics, President Trump’s 49-point second-term “agenda” is even more of an insult to […]
