Trump’s flaws, foreign and domestic
(For both of these Trump-skeptic pieces, you can read the full article by clicking on the links embedded in the headlines.) Moral hygiene is needed to fix Trump’s failed foreign […]
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Republicans sink to new lows
(For those of us who grew up in the Republican Party, today’s party is horrendously disappointing. To read the full versions of both of the following pieces on the subject, […]
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Impeachment? For Tweets? Get serious
If House Democrats want to undermine the seriousness of our constitutional system while also sabotaging their own political prospects, they can do nothing more effective than to vote to open […]
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Three to see, esp. on racism
(Three unrelated pieces. To read the full articles, follow the links embedded in the headlines.) Beyond ‘racism,’ let’s get language right: Sweet Briar College dean Fontaine Maury Belford taught her […]
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Trump good, Trump bad, Perot bad, GOP House bad
Four Examiner pieces by Quin (links embedded in headlines); Trump team hits home run by balking at its own drug price plan (July 11): In deciding today not to change certain rules related to […]
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The virtual campaign: Fixing debt, and the bureaucracy
In an ongoing series involving my “virtual” campaign for the Republican nomination for president, creating a platform a real candidate should seize, here are parts two and three. (The links […]
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Trump team caved too quickly on census citizen query
(Note: Just as this was being published, the president reversed course again, and now again insists he will find a way to include the question at issue.) The Trump administration […]
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To really drain the swamp, bust the bureaucracy!
Donald Trump ran for president promising to “drain the swamp,” but even his sometimes-valiant efforts amount to no more than manually removing marsh-water one tin cup at a time. Three […]
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Supreme Court, led by Roberts, punts and fumbles
Four pieces on the Supreme Court’s final week of its 2018-19 session, in chronological order, with links embedded in each headline. You will see, from my second piece, that my […]
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A virtual challenger against Trump. Then a real one.
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner, June 19. Now that President Trump has officially announced he will be a candidate for reelection, it’s time for a Republican to provide […]
