Quin Hillyer is the Deputy Commentary Editor at the Washington Examiner. A veteran conservative columnist, he covers a range of topics including politics, public education, and culture, while also delving into sports and social interest stories. Quin's work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as the Denton Media Company, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and RealClearMarkets.
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By: Quin Hillyer
In a case involving a law criminalizing mere gun ownership for anyone who smokes marijuana, even if the gun and pot are completely unrelated, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the law is overbroad and that it violates the Second Amendment. Columnist Quin Hillyer voices his support for the ruling.
Deborah Settoon, a former board member of the Orleans-area levee board, says she worries the system isn’t ready for hurricane season. Amidst copious turmoil on the board, she may be right. The Legislature should hold hearings to investigate.
Amidst controversy today about turmoil on the news magazine 60 Minutes, here’s a walk down memory lane about when U.S. Rep. Bob Livingston of Louisiana tried to stop cats from being shot in the head — and Mike Wallace and 60 Minutes attacked him for it. But Wallace ended up a victim of his own sneaky tactics.
On his way out of Congress, Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pension, is working to empower middle-class families to handle out-of-pocket costs with health savings accounts that are pre-funded by the federal government.
By: Quin Hillyer
The principles and spirit of the Declaration of Independence were years in the making, as demonstrated by John Adams, Roger Sherman, and Thomas Jefferson. The principles were good; we have largely lived up to them; and we should celebrate the Semiquincentennial exuberantly.
By: Quin Hillyer
For July 4th, columnist Quin Hillyer considers how 18-year-old James Monroe essentially saved the entire American revolution, and all the good that has come from its success.
By: Quin Hillyer
The already splendid Chalmette Battlefield memorial at the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park is likely to be better protected and possibly expanded. Here’s Quin Hillyer’s take.
By: Quin Hillyer
When a unanimous Louisiana Supreme Court finds a man “factually innocent,” it’s time to stop trying to put him behind bars again, columnist Quin Hillyer writes.
By: Quin Hillyer
The World Monuments Fund identified 10 “irreplaceable” sites in the United States, but only one of them was a whole city: New Orleans. The WMF is right, columnist Quin Hillyer says: The Big Easy is special.
When U.S. Rep. Troy Carter of New Orleans voted with about half of all House Democrats for an amendment to cut off all U.S. aid to Israel — fortunately, the amendment failed — he ignored his own Leadership’s warning that the amendment would harm humanitarian efforts and hobble the U.S. embassy.
