Inside the Legacy Media Bubble.
if you can manage to land a job in the Legacy Media Bubble, it’s one of the cushiest places to work in all the world.
if you can manage to land a job in the Legacy Media Bubble, it’s one of the cushiest places to work in all the world.
If you’re among the dwindling number of Americans who watch the legacy network Sunday shows you saw this past Sunday a prime example of what’s wrong with “journalism” in America.
Harvard will be better off without Claudine Gay. The United States will be better off without Joe Biden. But it’s not that simple.
If a Christian is touched only once a year, the touching is still worth it, and maybe on some given Christmas, some final quiet morning, the touch will take.
What Gillette, Bud Light and Harvard have in common is their status as one-time category-leading brands. They now also have in common that wokeism has inflicted upon them damage from which they will likely never recover.
If substance were all that matters, last night’s debate would never have happened and Donald Trump would still be president.
Reaction on college campuses to the attack on Israel by Hamas has at last opened previously blind eyes to how far American higher education has fallen.
The last great night for Republicans was election night 2016 when Donald Trump scored a huge upset over Hillary Clinton.
Driven by a blind ideological fixation on “climate change,” the Biden administration is trying to shove us all into expensive, impractical electric vehicles whether we want them or not.
The theme of Joe Biden’s inaugural address was “unity.” His critics notwithstanding, he may actually be bringing national unity about.
The clarity that comes from watching the horror that is taking place in real time in Israel should inform our thinking as to what is taking place concurrently in real time on our southern border.
None of the insanity that seems to be popping up in every direction you look would likely be happening if Donald Trump were still in office.