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Since re-taking the Oval Office, President Trump is everywhere all at once all the time. He gets up early in the morning and seizes the news cycle and rides it until the wee hours of the next morning.
As I look at thinning the herd on some of my subscriptions, I note that I am paying more for The Philadelphia Inquirer than for The New York Times and The Washington Post, both of which are better newspapers. But, not only am I more connected to the City of Brotherly Love, the Inky does provide some unrivaled entertainment!
President Trump’s return to the White House has split the press. On one side is a propaganda press that wishes to continue merrily chirping whatever the Party Line is today.
Impeachment. Lawfare. Even assassination. The establishment failed time and time again to thwart the return of the Lion of Mar-a-Lago.
A former President, whom the Democrats and the media and heavily biased prosecutors and even two thwarted assassins tried to kill, politically, legally, and literally, coming back to win the 2024 election is the undeniable man of the year. All of the odds were against him, but he won through nevertheless. Had Mrs Emhoff won, she’d have been the ‘person of the year.’
60 years ago, the liberal Supreme Court in 1965 gave the press a License to Lie in the NYT v. Sullivan case in which the Times ran a libelous ad by civil rights activists against police in Birmingham, Alabama. The court said, well, unless NYT meant actual malice, the libel was not a libel.
This is a reality check for Trump supporters. Electoral victories by Orban in Hungary, Milei in Argentina and Meloni in Italy have given us comfort and encouragement.
In recent years, the United States has seen an unprecedented spread of ideological conformity, widely referred to as the “Woke Mind Virus” (WMV).
Gallons of tears have been shed, and tens of thousands of absurd claims about impending doom have been made by the Democrat-media complex since Election Day.
Is it any surprise that the credentialed media were shocked, shocked! that the working class voters went so heavily for former and future President Trump?
Such is the state of the news media that one of the nation’s top journalist looking back at his 30-year career can only unleash an angry tirade against Musk.
The so-called “woke mind virus” is no longer lurking at the fringes; it’s front and center on major news networks, shaping narratives, pushing social experiments, and fueling cultural hysteria.
Publisher and columnist Adam Kelly is in the West Virginia journalism hall of fame despite being the most conservative man I ever met. He asked me once if I knew what the purpose of a newspaper is. His answer: To make money for its owner.
Move over COVID-19, there’s a new pandemic sweeping the nation—and this one isn’t infecting your lungs, it’s going straight for the brain.
Bret “Panda” Baier interviewed Kamala the other night. It was a disaster so bad that no one did parodies of it because no one could top the way she wrecked her short bus.
The media manipulation of interviews with both “Aunt Kamy” Harris and Speaker Mike Johnson have gotten some decent national exposure.
The selection of Walz was a fairy tale. A regular guy. A National Guardsman. A schoolteacher. A moderate. A fellow who put tampons in the boys’ room. A fellow who quit the National Guard rather than go to Iraq. A schoolteacher in Red China for a year. A friend of school shooters. A knucklehead.
For whom Patrick Mahomes and Caitlyn Clark intend to vote has absolutely no bearing on for whom I intend to vote, but sports columnist Nancy Armour apparently believes that it’s their duty to open their secret ballots to me.
How awful are world politics today? It has me giving money to two billionaires — Donald Trump and Elon Musk. They are real life Obi-Wan Kenobis.
Following Tuesday night’s presidential debate, pollster Frank Luntz told talk show host Piers Morgan he thinks former President Donald Trump’s performance will cost him the election. Harsh as Luntz’s assessment of the event was, he wasn’t alone. Wall Street Journal columnist Karl Rove called the debate “catastrophic” for Trump. In fact, it “was a train …