American journalist (1957-)
Kyle Smith explains at National Review Online why President Trump is unlikely to feel any impact from left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore’s latest project. A few weeks after President Trump was…
Aaron Goldstein writes at National Review Online about liberals’ changing views about former President George W. Bush. When George W. Bush speaks, liberals are sure to react. But then Bush…
Byron York explains in a Washington Examiner column how Republican Donald Trump might benefit from debates with Democrat Hillary Clinton. NBC’s “Commander in Chief Forum,” held Wednesday night aboard the…
Actually, this is about what you would expect. John Edwards walks with no definitive conclusion. Based on what we’ve been reading about the jury’s conduct, I can’t help but wonder…
While I don’t always agree with her, Laura Ingraham is possibly my favorite talk radio host and one of my favorite television pundits. Here she is on Monday’s Today show.…
Guilford County Board of Education chairman Alan Duncan is mentioned in this N&O article on the latest Rielle Hunter -Andrew Young-sex tape hearing. Just a reminder, Duncan is one of…
The Associated Press continues its long tradition of hiding the Democrat label when they have to write about corrupt Democratic pols. In a story about an ethics investigation of Democrat…
Bryant Gumbel does a piece of whether Barack Obama’s “got game.” Just watch it here and see if you react the way I did, especially when he and Today Show…
Ok, the buy in at NBC is complete on the Global Warming front and they’ve even changed their peacock brand to green as well. During last night’s Dallas/Eagles match the…
President Bush has sat down with Bill O’Reilly, Matt Lauer and Elizabeth Vargas, but he won’t, John Locke Foundation Triad blogger Sam Hieb tells us, sit down with the Greensboro…
I regularly get asked, “How long are you going to homeschool your kids?” My new answer: “At least until they stop finding predators and rapists in public schools.” Don’t expect…
Roy, when Stanford biological sciences professor Stephen Schneider said back in 1989 that “we [scientists] have to offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little mention of…