There really is a lack of diversity at the New York Times.
Today’s newsrooms are so monolithically liberal that all who work in them are utterly blind to the blatantly and overwhelmingly biased product that they produce.
Author: Paul Gleiser
Keep Christmas well.
The words of one of broadcast journalism’s greatest wordsmiths continue to resonate at Christmastime.
What if he succeeds?
Those making predictions of a failed Trump presidency would do well to remember their predictions about his “doomed” candidacy.
Re-learning hard lessons.
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor because they thought they could get away with it. That calculation came perilously close to being correct.
How are these people “mainstream?”
Why do we still call it the “mainstream media?” Who among the pretty TV news faces lives or works in anything resembling the mainstream of American life?
It’s good that he’s gone.
The left’s romantic construct of Fidel Castro is just that – a construct. The reality of Fidel Castro is both stark and horrifying.
Trump’s biggest obstacle.
It’s the nearly three-million strong army of federal employees that constitutes the single biggest obstacle standing in Donald Trump‘s way.
They never saw it coming.
The political-class Ivy Leaguers who train back and forth between New York and Washington live in an alternate universe that most ordinary Americans don’t even know exists.
It won’t end on November 9.
No matter what happens on November 8, all hell is going to break loose on November 9.
The Media: Out of the closet at last.
The mainstream media has dropped all pretense of objective reporting.
Whiffed.
The first question in the third and final presidential debate was a real opportunity for Trump to remind us that the Supreme Court is perhaps the number one reason to choose him over Hillary.
Selective outrage.
With respect to the treatment of women, are Hillary Clinton’s skirts any cleaner than Donald Trump’s?