The authentic story of the redeeming power of the Christmas message is nowhere more vividly illustrated than in the incredible life of an English slaver named John Newton. — Wesley Pruden, Washington Times Having grown up in Mayberry, so to speak, I’ve always loved the hymn “Amazing Grace,” as well …
Everyone in New Orleans still has a Katrina story, and, like the old sailor in Coleridge’s “Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” everyone is still eager to tell it. — Wes Pruden, Washington Times Wes Pruden is the last of the great American newspaper editors, and his comments on New Orleans, …
Turn up the heat, somebody. The globe is freezing. Even Al Gore is looking for an extra blanket. — Wes Pruden, Washington Times I’ll be glad when the global warming hysteria expires. I’m running out of ways to make fun of it. ABATED BREATH Whether sickly or healthy and hale, …
I’ve been reading the Washington Times for roughly 20 years now. During all that time, it was the single best conservative newspaper in America — not that there were that many to choose from, because there weren’t. Until the recent redesign of the website, I would spend an hour every …
