A Strong Will Gores the Core
One well-known conservative who, while nobody’s idea of a liberal, is also nobody’s idea of a radical, is columnist George Will. Indeed, Will virtually defines the “rational right.” The other day, in...
View ArticleMaking lemonade from education and from juries
At the Advocate this week, my column was made in the shade. I reach no jury verdict. I delve into what some people claim is extracurricular activity. And I think sometimes it’s best not to give it the...
View ArticleThe Rot within Common Core
My latest column for the Mobile Press-Register and al.com, limited to 600 words, gives concrete examples of how Common Core’s supposed “integration” of academic disciplines with each other actually...
View ArticleLouisiana legislature’s stumbles and fumbles
This current legislative session isn’t a shining moment for Louisiana lawmakers. Tax votes, union issues and Common Core debates have been sloppy and likely will result in few positive outcomes. The...
View ArticleRoundup, Sept. 1: Common Core Sputters; Obama Loses Court Fights….
As Common Core Results Trickle In, Initial Goals Unfulfilled, by Christine Amario, Associated Press. A Court Smacks Down Obama’s DOJ, by J. Christian Adams and Hans A. Von Spakovsky. Beyond Burgers:...
View ArticleRoundup, 9/11: Liberal Failures; Common Core Disasters….
First, a moment of silence in memory of the nearly 3,000 people killed by terrorists 14 years ago today….. Okay, now here’s our roundup, starting with this fantastic piece by Louisiana’s Scott McKay...
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Jackie Zeigler for Alabama state school board
I have never officially “endorsed” a non-federal candidate before, but I am making an exception for the race for the southern Alabama seat on the state Board of Education. With significant enthusiasm,...
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Jackie Zeigler is by far the best choice for Alabama state school board
In a runoff primary election in southern Alabama for state Board of Education, longtime school principal Jackie Zeigler is so manifestly and unambiguously the best choice that it would be embarrassing...
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To Bentley, new school chief: Repeal Common Core
By Quin Hillyer at al.com and the Mobile Press-Register: Governor Bentley should listen to grassroots Alabamans and fulfill his 2014 campaign promise – which echoed his own pledges made several years...
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Flake and McCain, Cursive Writing, & Accursed WH Leaks
Four pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines — a site for news aggregation, not really opinion. Click on the headline of each, to see the full story. Sen. Flake says NAFTA is a good deal: Attorney...
View ArticleA Strong Will Gores the Core
One well-known conservative who, while nobody’s idea of a liberal, is also nobody’s idea of a radical, is columnist George Will. Indeed, Will virtually defines the “rational right.” The other day, in...
View ArticleMaking lemonade from education and from juries
At the Advocate this week, my column was made in the shade. I reach no jury verdict. I delve into what some people claim is extracurricular activity. And I think sometimes it’s best not to give it the...
View ArticleThe Rot within Common Core
My latest column for the Mobile Press-Register and al.com, limited to 600 words, gives concrete examples of how Common Core’s supposed “integration” of academic disciplines with each other actually...
View ArticleLouisiana legislature’s stumbles and fumbles
This current legislative session isn’t a shining moment for Louisiana lawmakers. Tax votes, union issues and Common Core debates have been sloppy and likely will result in few positive outcomes. The...
View ArticleRoundup, Sept. 1: Common Core Sputters; Obama Loses Court Fights….
As Common Core Results Trickle In, Initial Goals Unfulfilled, by Christine Amario, Associated Press. A Court Smacks Down Obama’s DOJ, by J. Christian Adams and Hans A. Von Spakovsky. Beyond Burgers:...
View ArticleRoundup, 9/11: Liberal Failures; Common Core Disasters….
First, a moment of silence in memory of the nearly 3,000 people killed by terrorists 14 years ago today….. Okay, now here’s our roundup, starting with this fantastic piece by Louisiana’s Scott McKay...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Jackie Zeigler for Alabama state school board
I have never officially “endorsed” a non-federal candidate before, but I am making an exception for the race for the southern Alabama seat on the state Board of Education. With significant enthusiasm,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Jackie Zeigler is by far the best choice for Alabama state school board
In a runoff primary election in southern Alabama for state Board of Education, longtime school principal Jackie Zeigler is so manifestly and unambiguously the best choice that it would be embarrassing...
View ArticleClik here to view.
To Bentley, new school chief: Repeal Common Core
By Quin Hillyer at al.com and the Mobile Press-Register: Governor Bentley should listen to grassroots Alabamans and fulfill his 2014 campaign promise – which echoed his own pledges made several years...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Flake and McCain, Cursive Writing, & Accursed WH Leaks
Four pieces by Quin Hillyer at Liberty Headlines — a site for news aggregation, not really opinion. Click on the headline of each, to see the full story. Sen. Flake says NAFTA is a good deal: Attorney...
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