Sunday I’m down here in Greenville, South Carolina. I’m visiting my son Tommy with my glorious travel companion, Bob, keeping me company. My other glorious friend, Judah, is keeping my wife company as she lies ill at our home in…
It’s time. Yes, indeed, I am here to make an endorsement — but not of a presidential candidate. I just wanted to take a moment to urge conservatives out there to vote for “The Great One” — our friend Mark…
Herewith a few terrifying thoughts about the left’s attacks on Brett Kavanaugh. First, we have entered a genuinely Stalinist world in which all it takes is an accusation from the favored clique, in this case, “progressive” women, to wreck an…
House Republicans seek to extend the Trump tax reforms that sunset in 2025 through something called Tax Reform 2.0. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-TX) says this effort to permanentize last December’s reforms includes the limitation on…
The end of the world is coming. At least, that is what the Left believes will happen if the Senate confirms Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. It will be the legal equivalent of Armageddon. Head for the hills, or…
President Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh bids fair to push the Supreme Court away from “penumbras” and other confabulations that have blighted the Court’s product for decades. Naturally, the Oppo Left got a jump-start at NYU, where students (and one…
It’s time. Yes, indeed, I am here to make an endorsement — but not of a presidential candidate. I just wanted to take a moment to urge conservatives out there to vote for “The Great One” — our friend Mark…
There have been a lot of positive reviews of the late Justice Antonin Scalia’s recently released book of speeches. This will be another one. What’s not to like? The speeches were selected by his son, Christopher Scalia, and a former law clerk, Edward Whelan, from the many the justice delivered over the last 30 years or so of his life. They show not only an articulate and scholarly jurist with a well thought-out and consistent view of the law, but a full-service human being, full of insights and humor about the roller-coaster we call life, which he was very good at living.