Australian editor, publisher, and activist (born 1971)
Jay Cost of National Review Online explains that the Mueller report teaches a valuable lesson about the American governing class. [L]et’s think about part one of the Mueller report: the…
David French of National Review Online focuses on key questions special counsel Robert Mueller hopes to pose to President Trump. … [F]rom the entire list only the collusion questions stopped…
John Hinderaker of the Power Line blog highlights one way in which the Russian government has attempted to hurt the American political process. It is an article of faith among…
Lawrence Kudlow‘s latest column at Real Clear Politics addresses the impact of the FBI’s latest pronouncement in connection with Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. And how bizarrely ironic is it that…
Mark Steyn ponders the role of corruption in American politics. As I’ve said for years – on radio, TV and in print – for me the overriding issue in American…
John Fund writes at National Review Online about the role document releases could play in deciding this year’s presidential election. Of course, the presidential race is between Hillary Clinton and…
Very interesting take. Be sure to stick around for the comments, some of which demolish Sterling along the way.
People on the right wing are often confused with paranoiacs. To help blur any distinctions, I offer two of my own pictures drawn by connecting insufficient dots: 1. WikiLeaks founder…
TIME has named Mark Zuckerberg, the youthful founder of Facebook, as its Person of the Year for 2010. Runners-up for the honor include the Tea Party, Hamid Karzai, Julian Assange,…
Much of the lefty chatting class has pooh-poohed the idea that WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange can be a traitor since he’s Australian, not American. But what about the American news organizations…