Syndicated Commentary
Did Sandy Finally Go Too Far Left?
I have explained my reasoning in the past, but only a few political figures have earned the right to be known by initials. JFK, LBJ, and DJT are a few, and I never felt that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has done anything in her…
Hockul and Wu are a Pair to Beat the Law
by Ray Cardello at CDN - Governor Kathy Hochul of New York and Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston share a serious case of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). Unfortunately for their constituents, they are letting this malady interfere…
The Empty Bridge Myth: How the New York Times Substituted Gossip for the Army Command Chart
When U.S. bases are under fire, national security reporting shouldn’t read like a lifestyle feature. By treating bureaucratic vacancies as total institutional collapse and masking weak inference with anonymous gossip, the New…
Hakeem Jeffries Cannot Pull Off the Tough Guy Act
Hakeem Jeffries had been keeping a low profile for a few weeks, and would have done himself a huge favor if he had stayed out of the spotlight. Jeffries surfaced on Tuesday to supposedly answer questions as to why he had a…
The Market Place of Ideas is Closed, Replaced by the Overton Classroom. Look at TCU
For a free society to prosper, a marketplace of ideas is required. Coupled with vigorous debate, the best ideas emerge victorious. That is how America became the world’s standard and the envy of the world. That marketplace…
Inside the Head of a Radical Progressive
The Progressive mind is a dangerous space for a conservative to venture into, but it is essential if we are to understand the newest political force since the Tea Party. The biggest difference between the Tea Party and the…
How the New York Times Turned a Procedural SCOTUS Stay Into Clickbait Polarization
The New York Times is accurate on the narrow facts, but structurally deceptive on the reality. By hiding critical legal context behind a narrative of “voting restrictions,” prestige media is running the ultimate tabloid…
The WNBA Continues to Freefall Down the Rabbit Hole
This should not be difficult. You have a women’s basketball league that has been around for a few decades with little attention. The games were played in front of small turnouts in small arenas and even lower TV ratings. Some…
The New York Tabloid Journalism: Pine Trees Replaced By Spiky Shrubs
The New York Times piece (“Bigger, Hotter Fires Are Slowly Erasing America’s Great Forests,” Eric Niiler, Aug. 23, 2026) is a classic prestige-media packaging of real ecological observations into a high-stakes permanence…
The New York Tabloid Journalism: Pine Trees Replaced By Spiky Shrubs
The New York Times piece (“Bigger, Hotter Fires Are Slowly Erasing America’s Great Forests,” Eric Niiler, Aug. 23, 2026) is a classic prestige-media packaging of real ecological observations into a high-stakes permanence…
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