Down with the American morality police
Unlike Iran’s, they are not so easy to disband
William Murchison
Friday
Saturday
Saying bye-bye to Beto
His style is fittingly modern, wholly self-focused and, accordingly, empty
Tuesday
Frank Buckley’s right direction
Can a socially conservative, economically centrist GOP win elections?
Monday
So he thinks he’s Reagan now, does he?
Team Biden believes they’re due for a 1984-style comeback. Not quite
Saturday
Biden’s problem isn’t his age, it’s his eyesight
This child of the Sixties failed to see so much
Sunday
How we got to inflation
Controlling, or, more accurately, trying to control, the marketplace never works
Wednesday
P.J. O’Rourke, a conservative of enjoyment
The legendary satirist hearkened back to a day when the right knew how to smile
Monday
Bob Dole, defender of America
The principles he espoused came less frequently from books and seminars than from the beating heart of his country
Friday
Texas keeps on resisting Roe
The state that once gave us Wade gets a green light from the Supreme Court to ban most abortions
Wednesday
The fugitive Texas Democrats are vain, self-promoting cry-babies
The jump to Washington DC is profoundly un-American
Friday
Can’t Texas decide how to run its own elections?
The bill killed this week provided an early-voting period longer than that of Delaware
Thursday
Woke capitalism’s Texas showdown
The proposed voting reforms are ‘racist’ solely in the eyes of those who spot racism in throat-clearings and dog toys
Wednesday
University of Texas saves its fight song from the woke dogs
Longhorns lock horns over ‘racist’ song ‘The Eyes of Texas’
Friday
It’s not ‘Neanderthal’ to want to stop Democrats dissolving the border
Texans know that you can’t just let everybody who wants to come to America in
Wednesday
Glory Hallelujah for Texas!
Gov. Greg Abbott takes a calculated gamble on we, the people against the experts
Thursday
The Texas energy blame game
The debate already in train over energy and climate policy is going to be a mean one
Wednesday
Beto O’Rourke may be the opposite of Trump – but is that what Texas wants?
The boyish challenger is increasingly popular…among wealthy liberals in $2 million homes
