“I’m not going anywhere.” This week, a defiant Joe Biden called into”Morning Joe”to rebuke members of his own party who are urging him to drop out of the presidential race. The early morning phone interview was as shaky as his televised sit-down with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos—and just as rambling as his debate performance before that....
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Democrats don’t get a do-over just because of Biden's debate meltdown
The vaunted saviors of democracy in the Democratic Party were ready to throw out all the norms this summer to make sure voters keep them in power.Unfortunately for them, the calendar is not their friend. With just four months before the general election ends, Democrats and their advocates in the media began floating the idea...
Jon Stewart, academics mock free speech threats because their speech isn't threatened
“The First Amendment Is Out of Control.” That headline in a recent column in the New York Times warned Americans of a menace lurking around them and threatening their livelihoods and very lives. That menace is free speech and the media and academia are ramping up attacks on a right that once defined us as...
Biden barely clearing the bar was the worst-case scenario for Democrats
The bar could not have been lower, nor the stakes higher for President Joe Biden than they were for his prime time press conference on Thursday night. And while he just barely cleared the bar and likely lived to fight another day, the stakes for him and the nation remain just as high. Yes, there...
How the Democratic Party's war on populism led to its self-destruction
Editor’s note: The following column was first published on Public, a Substack publication. The news media is finally doing real reporting and asking tough questions. Recently, White House correspondents repeatedly questioned Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about why a Parkinson’s expert has visited the White House so many times, leading to a heated exchange. After ignoring...
Dems fail in hilarious bid to paint Project 2025 as sinister Trump plot
When Democrats and their allies in the media broachthe topic of Project 2025,the theme music for the Imperial March (Darth Vader’s theme song) might as well start rising up in the background.But that’s where the desperation of the Dems has landed in this critical moment for the party and its likely presidential nominee, Joe Biden....
Families deserve freedom from teachers union’s relentless strikes
National Education Association president Becky Pringle wants to win “all the things.” She wants the nation’s largest teachers union to win all the power, all the elections, and all the progressive demands that radical union activists desire. Unfortunately, Pringle’s union does not seek to “win” a better education system for our nation’s struggling students. Before...
Morning Glory: Will the media elite step up?
There is a very important press conference Thursday as the NATO summit in Washington, D.C. wraps up. It is an important moment for President Joe Biden, but he will be graded on a pass-fail basis. If he does not abjectly fail—as he did in his debate with former President Donald Trump two weeks ago, or...
Biden needs compassion right now. So does America. What is the first family thinking?
Compassion and empathy are key parts of any doctor’s armamentarium. This is because all people facing illness do so with a combination of trepidation, courage, denial, even absolute terror. It is my job to navigate among the various responses and provide not just treatment, but also succor. When it comes to this role, no patient...
The 2 apex predators designed to help NATO stop Russia – and China should take note, too
NATO leaders in Washington this week are pledging support for Ukraine, but they are also deeply worried about their own long-term security. If Putin ever attacks a NATO country, he’s going to send tanks. And pop a missile barrage over Europe’s cities, just as he did to five cities in Ukraine on Monday. Fortunately, NATO...









