I wrote a column for National Review last year in which I described Megyn Kelly as America’s most unfairly maligned journalist. After last week’s firestorm at NBC, that resulted in Kelly losing her daytime show and presumably her continued employment at the network, I contend that she still holds that… CONTINUE
Pulling Back the Curtain on the Nikki Haley Story
On Thursday, the New York Times ran a story with this eye-catching headline: “Nikki Haley’s View of New York Is Priceless. Her Curtains? $52,701.” Nearly $53,000… for curtains? Surely this can’t be! But it’s true. As reported by the Times, the U.S. State Department spent that amount last year on “customized… CONTINUE
Chuck Todd Is Wrong on Why the Media Are Distrusted
Editor’s Note: I’ll be off for a few days so John Daly will take over the featured spot with a column on the roots — real and perceived — of media bias. Bernie -0- The other day, in a column published by The Atlantic, NBC’s Chuck Todd appealed to his… CONTINUE
John McCain’s Funeral Invitations Are None of Our Business
Editor’s Note: John Daly is taking over the featured spot with a column on the death of John McCain — and the people who didn’t like him when he was alive … and still don’t. Bernie -0- Over the years, we’ve heard the term “derangement syndrome” used to describe the bombastic… CONTINUE
The Other Politicization of Mollie Tibbetts’ Murder
Ricochet’s Bethany Mandel wrote a good, thoughtful piece the other day on the inclination of partisans to immediately politicize certain types of tragedies — the latest example being the murder of Mollie Tibbetts, after the revelation that her suspected killer was in this country illegally. As Mandel points out, such circumstances elevate… CONTINUE
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