In Bernard Goldberg’s “Off the Cuff” audio commentary this week, he talked about our country’s growing belief in outlandish conspiracy theories — especially of the political nature, and especially among those on the right. There’s been plenty of evidence confirming this trend, some of which was presented by the Wall… CONTINUE
Ranked Choice Primaries Could Strengthen Parties and Politics
There’s an fascinating political exercise going on in New York City right now. This year, for the first time, New York Democrats are using ranked choice voting in their primary to determine their party’s mayoral nominee (Bill de Blasio will be term-limiting out). It will be interesting to see what… CONTINUE
Abandoning Conservatism Normalized Biden’s Agenda
Last month, political analyst Chris Stirewalt wrote a piece that I keep thinking about. It covered the decline of small-government conservatism over the past 25 years, to the point where it is now effectively dead… with neither party doing much mourning over it. “The best way to gauge the success… CONTINUE
Post-Vaccination Hesitancy in an Ending Pandemic
I was listening to a podcast the other day in which the guest, political commentator David Frum, likened the beginning of COVID-vaccinated life to a frightened, anxious dog whose kennel has been opened, but he’s not quite sure if he should (or is ready to) leave it. It was a… CONTINUE
Hannitizing Liz Cheney
From late 2015 through inauguration day of 2017, Fox News viewers witnessed an often jaw-dropping transformation of the network’s commentary-wing from a weighted platform for conservative views and perspectives to a hybrid public-relations firm and hype team for one Donald J. Trump. Show hosts and other commentators on the right,… CONTINUE
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