Quin Hillyer
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Manchin and GOP wisely push for domestic energy revival
House Republicans and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) are right to push ever harder for greater domestic oil and gas production despite President Joe Biden’s hostility against fossil fuels. → Read More
Crystal ball says Marianne Williamson is the wrong challenger for Biden
Kudos to New Age spiritualist Marianne Williamson for having the gumption to challenge President Joe Biden for the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination, but she’s a left winger untethered from reality. Where, pray tell, are the pragmatic Democrats courageous enough to offer Democrats a legitimate choice? → Read More
Finally, a reason for conservatives to applaud Whoopi Goldberg
It isn’t often that actress Whoopi Goldberg gives conservatives and centrists reason to praise her, but she was the voice of wisdom the other day in denouncing the reediting of long-published works. → Read More
Negligent IRS gets $80 billion but misses deadline to account for the money
When even progressives complain about the arrogance and incompetence of the IRS, it’s clear the agency needs a housecleaning. Then again, if Congress did its job, the IRS would have less leeway to screw up. → Read More
Biden’s Ukraine tactics look like a version of Vietnam Syndrome
By refusing to provide F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, President Joe Biden yet again is imitating then-President Lyndon Johnson’s tragic tactics in Southeast Asia six decades ago: He’s doing just enough to fail to win. → Read More
For his own place in history, Biden should forgo reelection
A spate of midweek stories suggesting President Joe Biden may forgo a reelection bid should leave most people desperately hoping they are true. For the national good, Biden should make these next two years his last in office. → Read More
Jimmy Carter’s South was better than George Wallace’s racist one
One need not pretend Jimmy Carter was a good president overall in order to appreciate several beneficial things he did within office and without. As Carter prepares to enter eternity, one such thing deserves more attention than it will get. → Read More
Sunday shows: Biden keeps lagging behind with weapons help to Ukraine
Several exchanges on today’s Sunday morning news shows gave evidence of how the Biden administration has failed tactically in helping Ukraine repel Russia’s evil invasion. → Read More
Nikki Haley’s presidential race so far is a lesson in triteness
New presidential candidate Nikki Haley today provided a picture-perfect case study of vapidity when appearing on Fox News Sunday. → Read More
Since Biden won’t act, GOP must step up for US prisoner in Jordan
Because the Biden administration has been virtually AWOL in public advocacy for a hunger-striking American unjustly imprisoned in Jordan, Republican House leaders should take his banner. → Read More
Constitutionally, Mike Pence can’t go both ways
Former Vice President Mike Pence is usually a serious man, but his latest reported legal gambit is laughably fatuous. → Read More
Rep. Angie Craig shows that mugged liberals can get tough on crime
The old joke is that many conservatives are just former liberals mugged by reality. It got a new twist this month when a liberal congresswoman was mugged in her own apartment building elevator and suddenly started talking tough on crime. → Read More
Tim Scott has tough but not impossible road to the presidency
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is reportedly preparing to run for president. This could be a great thing for him and for the country, but with some important caveats. → Read More
The college Advanced Placement system has gone woke — let's replace it
Centrists and conservatives should go to battle against the College Board, because the purveyor of Advanced Placement courses and SAT exams has effectively declared war on us. → Read More
Quin Hillyer: Joe Biden is seeing things if he thinks he is lowering drug prices
No matter what President Joe Biden said in his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, there ain’t no such thing as free drugs. → Read More
China and Russia should own no land near US military spaces
Some proposals are so obviously sensible that objections should be summarily swept aside. Such is true of a bill just introduced by multiple Republican senators to ban affiliates of adversarial regimes from buying land near U.S. military installations. → Read More
No room for debate: Parents, not schools, must direct children’s ‘gender’ decisions
The deep soul sickness of Democratic Party orthodoxy was on full display Feb. 7 when all 48 Democrats in the Virginia House of Delegates voted against a bill preventing teachers from hiding children’s sex transitions from their parents. → Read More
Quin Hillyer: Kamala Harris doesn't even understand why she's unpopular
To read Monday’s New York Times story on the political struggles of Vice President Kamala Harris is to see that neither Harris nor the establishment media have a clue about → Read More
Biden's promises on drug prices sound hallucinogenic
No matter what President Joe Biden said in his annual address on Tuesday night, there ain’t no such thing as free drugs. → Read More
Kamala Harris doesn’t even understand why she is unpopular
To read Monday’s New York Times story on the political struggles of Vice President Kamala Harris is to see that neither Harris nor the establishment media have a clue about why she is unpopular. → Read More