Bill Murchison
About Bill Murchison
Nationally-syndicated columnist William Murchison has been a professional journalist since 1964. William Murchison's career began with two years at the Corsicana Daily Sun, followed by seven years with the now-defunct Dallas Times Herald. William Murchison is the former senior columnist with The Dallas Morning News. Murchison's newspaper column has been nationally syndicated since 1981.
Murchison has written three books: Those Gasoline Lines and How They Got There (co-author), Reclaiming Morality in America, and his latest, There's More to Life Than Politics.
Murchison also serves as contributing editor with The Lone Star Report, editor for Foundations (the largest traditional publication in the Episcopal Church), contributing editor for Human Life Review, and corresponding editor for Chronicles.William Murchison is also a regular contributor to National Review, The Wall Street Journal, Policy Review, The American Spectator, and First Things.
A Corsicana native, Murchison received his bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and his master's degree from Stanford University. William Murchison is married and has two sons.
Articles by Bill Murchison
The Bad and the Good
Liberty and Thanksgiving
Equality Babble
Journey's End
The Miracle of ... Freedom
The Oldest Temptation in the Book
Some Belated Encounters With Reality
The Return of Court Packing
Cooling Off on Protest
The Liars Among Us
It's a Long Life -- Right, Joe?
Time for Moral Pushback
Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie
How Loose the Foundations
Systemic Ignorance
Breaking Out the Winchesters
Shut Up, They Explained!
Back to the Mayflower
The People Speak
Rules and Regulations
Prophets and Loss
Revolt of the Plain Folks
'Get Us Out of This!'
The Citizens Just Get On With It
The Old Political Game
So, Now What?
Bye Bye Bernie
Hooray for Democracy!
Sanders: 'Democratic' Control Freak
A Start-Over Job for the ERA
So, What Did They Think They Were Doing?
The Party of Hate?
The Debate We Truly Need
Still Feeling the Bern?
Actions Have Consequences
A Mission for the '20s
Again and Again and Again
Revival Time
Much Ado Over Not Very Much
Ain't It the Truth?
Of Impeachers and Extra Drumsticks
After the Great Orange Whale
And I Solemnly Promise You