American journalist
Quin Hillyer outlines in a National Review Online column how conservatives on Capitol Hill ought to pursue policy improvements — big and small. Hillyer starts by recounting a conversation with…
That Eric Holder’s Justice Department gives a bad name to the word “justice” is not news. His water-carrying for the New Black Panther Party in the most blatant voter-intimidation case…
Quin Hillyer of American Spectator has posted a lengthy interview with Renee Ellmers, the Republican candidate running against 2nd District Democrat incumbent Bob “Who are you?” Etheridge: I feel Washington…
The Media Research Center is releasing its “Best Notable Quotable” for the most biased reporting of the year. Quin Hillyer gives some examples here. One of the worst (aside from…
Quin Hillyer makes some noteworthy points here about President Obama’s approach to Supreme Court nominees. It’s now gone beyond the so-called “living Constitution” to a justice who will rule by…
Quin Hillyer thinks he knows why the Department of Justice seems so uninterested in the vote fraud that has become epidemic nationwide: In all, DOJ lawyers and staff in the…
It’s accelerating. First it was the irresponsible NYT story on McCain’s relationship with a lobbyist, that, by the way, never confirmed that any such relationship existed. Now it’s the vaunted…
With “prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald playing the role of Mike Nifong,” The American Spectator‘s Quin Hillyer has composed “A Wreck of a Case,” sung to the tune of Gordon Lightfoot’s “The…
Writing on NRO, Quin Hillyer makes a very persuasive argument in favor of Chris Cox as the next Supreme Court nominee. A long-time member of the House, representing a California…